¿SE PARECEN BASTANTE NO? 🤔🧐 Aun asi, déjame contarte que son 3 plantas completamente distintas.
ALTAMISA, MARGARITA y MANZANILLA
Te dejo algunas diferencias fisicas que están bajo mi comprensión☝️
OLOR:
La altamisa tiene un aroma fuerte (mentolado) si la tocas, tus manos quedarán impregnadas en su aroma. La manzanilla en cambio, tiene un aroma suave, parecido a la miel. Mientras que margarita/crisantemo desprende un olor un tanto acido (parecido al pasto)
TAMAÑO:
La Margarita/crisantemo suele ser la más grande de las tres flores, mientras que la altamisa y la manzanilla alcanzan un tamaño similar.
CENTRO/FLÓSCULOS:
El centro de la manzanilla (color amarillo) es sobresaliente a los petalos (gordito-prominente) mientras que en la margarita y la altamisa son más bien planos y no sobresalen al tamaño de los petalos.
Al reverso, la margarita tiene un hermoso patrón de color verde oscuro (que en ocaciones se torna negro) y la manzanilla refleja su color a los bordes del flósculo.
A diferencia de estás, la altamisa no refleja a espaldas tonalidades de su interior.
En verano recolectamos flores para cosmética y aproveche de tomar estas fotos "que reflejan sus diferencias fisicas" No tomé foto a las hojitas (pero son muy diferentes entre si)
Que bello parecer el de cada una y que distintas desde su interior (en la bondad de sus propiedades)💫
Ahora, te cuento un poco respecto a sus particularidades y como YO me relaciono con ellas 🌼☺️
ALTAMISA: En casa, mayormente la utilizamos en infusión. Esta planta calma los dolores estomacales provocando la eliminación de flatulencias (provocada por parásitos) Asi mismo, contribuye a mejorar colicos menstruales que cursan que dolor de ovarios, produciendo una especie de orden natural (que ayuda de regular ciclos menstruales) Y esto último, es algo que yo misma he podido comprobar.
MANZANILLA: También es conocida por sus propiedades calmantes respecto al ciclo menstrual. Pero uno de sus fuertes "para mi" esta mas bien ligado a lo espiritual. A la calma de la mente. A favorecer estados meditativos y más aún, si se acompaña de lavanda (otra santa que nos invita a volver a nuestro centro) a conectar con el propósito de esta vida.
Una hierba multipropósito que "además es bondadosa con la irritación de pieles sensibles" y para ello, ufff, tanto que contar ☺️
pero eso ya lo hare en otros Post.
MARGARITA: Sencilla, elegante y hermosa. (esta flor embellece los campos) Me encanta, por encima de todo contemplar paisajes que desborden su salvaje e indómito brote... Es una de las flores mas perdurables aqui en la Patagonia (en compañía de la milenrama).
Se habla de su compañía frente a cuadros respiratorios, de sus beneficios expectorantes y la eliminación de toxinas. Yo personalmente jamás la he usado, pero existe bastante documentación que releva su uso medicinal a lo largo del tiempo.
Por aqui 👇dejo un enlace que me pareció contenía bastante información al respecto.
https://antropocene.it/es/2023/01/27/bellis-perennis-3/
Espero este conocimiento sirva de apoyo a quienes suelen confundirse
"Pasa bastante al principio" si las encontramos juntas.
Bonito día para todos 🌼☺️🙌
ENGLISH 👇👇👇👇👇
they look quite a lot alike don't they? 🤔🧐 Still, let me tell you that they are 3 completely different plants.
ALTAMISSA, MARGARITA and MANZANILLA.
I leave you some physical differences that are under my comprensión☝️
**SMELL:
The altamisa has a strong aroma (menthol) if you touch it, your hands will be impregnated in its aroma. Chamomile, on the other hand, has a soft, honey-like scent. While daisy/chrysanthemum has a somewhat acidic scent (like grass).
**SIZE:
Daisy/chrysanthemum is usually the largest of the three flowers, while altamisa and chamomile reach a similar size.
CENTER/FLOWERS:
The center of chamomile (yellow color) is protruding to the petals (plump-prominent) while in daisy and altamisa they are rather flat and do not protrude to the size of the petals.
On the reverse side, the daisy has a beautiful dark green pattern (sometimes turning black) and the chamomile reflects its color to the edges of the floret.
Unlike these, the altamisa does not reflect back shades of its interior.
In summer we collected flowers for cosmetics and I took the opportunity to take these photos "reflecting their physical differences" I did not take a photo of the leaves (but they are very different from each other).
How beautiful the appearance of each one and how different from the inside (in the goodness of their properties)💫.
Now, I tell you a little bit about their particularities and how I relate to them 🌼☺️
ALTAMISA: At home, we mostly use it in infusion. This plant calms stomach pains by causing the elimination of flatulence (caused by parasites). It also helps to improve menstrual cramps that cause ovarian pain, producing a kind of natural order (which helps regulate menstrual cycles) and the latter is something that I myself have been able to prove.
**CHAMOMILE: It is also known for its soothing properties with respect to the menstrual cycle. But one of its strengths "for me" is rather linked to the spiritual. To calm the mind. To favor meditative states and even more, if accompanied by lavender (another saint that invites us to return to our center) to connect with the purpose of this life.
A multipurpose herb that "is also kind to the irritation of sensitive skin " and for this, ufff, so much to tell ☺️
but I will do that in other posts.
MARGARITA: Simple, elegant and beautiful (this flower beautifies the fields) I love, above all to contemplate landscapes that overflow its wild and untamed bud.... It is one of the most enduring flowers here in Patagonia (together with yarrow).
There is talk of its companionship in respiratory conditions, its expectorant benefits and the elimination of toxins. I personally have never used it, but there is a lot of documentation of its medicinal use over time.
Here 👇I leave a link that I thought contained a lot of information about it.
https://antropocene.it/es/2023/01/27/bellis-perennis-3/
I hope this knowledge will be of support to those who often get confused
"It happens quite a lot at the beginning " if we find them together.
Nice day to all 🌼☺️🙌
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These images are cute, I actually did thought they were all the same. You sure did well in explaining the difference.
#dreemport
Yes, they look quite similar. Thank you for reading me.
Best regards 🙌✨☺️
You are welcome.
This is such a great post, dear @veganuss.family - thank you so much for your wisdom shared here... I just picked up a chamomile plant, which I had to study a little more closely, as I was thinking similarly to you, about the differences, and whether or not it was just a wild daisy... Either way, they are the most beautiful flowers - my favourites indeed - and their collective medicial power is huge.
Again, welcome to Hive - I look forward to seeing what else you share!