Natural solutions often prove to be the best in everyday life. Despite the fact that it has long gone out of garden fashion, geranium, commonly called angina, is a plant whose scent acts like a natural mosquito net. Find out how effective angina can be in the fight against mosquitoes and other insects, as well as what its other properties are.
What does angina help with? Plant it and forget about mosquitoes
Geranium has health properties and effectively repels insects. No wonder it was so appreciated by our grandmothers. In the times of the Polish People’s Republic, geranium was a popular decoration. Over the years, although they were replaced by more modern plants, today they are coming back into favor again. The distinctive scent quickly repels mosquitoes, flies and even midges, so it is worth placing it near windows. Moreover, there is angina extremely easy to grow. Just provide it with access to light and water it with a small amount of water every day.
Angina, illustrative photo iStock/Joanna Ciesielska
What are the properties of angina? There are many more
In addition to repelling unwanted insects, geranium has a number of other benefits. This plant is characterized by:
- Anti-inflammatory – which may be helpful in treating skin inflammation or sore throat.
- An analgesic – which makes it useful in the case of minor injuries or muscle pain.
- Antibacterial and antiviral – geranium contains compounds that help fight bacteria and viruses, which may be beneficial for respiratory infections.
- Relaxing – the smell of angina can have a relaxing effect and help reduce stress.
Source: Gazeta
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