When I visited a nursery in Qiaoxi, I saw a large area of ​​corn planted by farmers nearby. The corn had already formed ears, and brown corn whiskers hung like beards. I remember when I was a child, my sister, who was three years older than me, suddenly got nephritis when she was

When I visited a nursery in Qiaoxi, I saw a large area of ​​corn planted by farmers nearby. The corn had already formed ears, and brown corn silks hung on it like beards.

I remember when I was a child, my sister, who was three years older than me, suddenly got nephritis when she was in the second grade of junior high school, and her eyes swelled into a line. After the condition was relieved, my sister listened to the doctor's instructions and drank corn silk tea every day, and finally recovered. Later, with the advent of and Baidu , I asked Du Niang that corn silk does have this effect. In addition, it can promote bile, lower blood pressure, lower blood sugar, and also has certain effects on the treatment of obesity.

I have been suffering from edema for nearly ten years every May and June in the Gregorian calendar. I would feel edema below my ankles, as if I had a dimple on my ankles. This situation would continue until autumn. Autumn coolness heals itself. I suspected that there was a kidney problem. I went to the hospital several times for check-ups and found that my body was normal. The doctor only vaguely said that it was physiological edema.

When I came home from the countryside, I looked at the dimples on my ankles and thought about the fresh corn silk in the cornfields in the suburbs. I wonder if the corn tea made from the corn silk can cure my edema? Even if it’s useless, it won’t be harmful, right? Or it would be nice to reduce some obesity! So the "ego" is ready to take action. If I go there one day, why not grab some of them back?

But what is the purpose of the corn beard? If the beard is gone, will the corn still set grains? That’s a farmer’s harvest in one season! Asking friends, one friend said, one mustache and one seed. Asked Du Niang again, Du Niang said, corn silk is the filament of corn, which is part of the female flower of corn. Without corn silk, the corn plant will not produce corn. Corn is a monoecious cross-pollinated plant. The male flowers grow at the top of the stem, while the female flowers grow in the middle of the stem. The wind scatters the pollen from the stamens to the pistil, which quickly develops into corn seeds after pollination, while the filaments lose their function and become the "beards" of corn.

Can this be understood in this way, that is, the corn silk has grown into a "beard" and is no longer cyan, but brown, which means that its mission has been completed? If you pull it off at this time, it won't have any negative impact on the growth of the corn, right?

really wants a "yes" answer! This way you can feel at ease when stealing!

However, the corn is still growing, and God is watching! I am in awe of God! Legend has it that a child whipped buckwheat flowers and was struck by lightning. I'm worried that God will punish me if I pull corn silk.

The more I think about it, the more scared I become. So scared! I’ve decided not to hold on anymore! Wait until the corn is harvested to collect it!

If you read these words of mine and feel offended, don’t say it was me who induced you! However, if you really go to pull the corn beard, then you must take a detour to my house and sit down. I will cook " Dragon Beard Tea " for you to drink!