Essential oils - marigold - an absolute from the African Khaki -Busch

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Ringelblume oder Tagetes (Tagetes-Minuta) gehört zur Familie der Gänseblümchen der botanischen Pflanzen. Das Öl wird durch Destillation der frisch blühenden Pflanze gewonnen. Aus dem blühenden Kraut wird auch ein Absolue hergestellt. In Afrika bekannt als ‚Khaki-Busch‘, sie wird mittlerweile auch in Frankreich und Nordamerika angebaut und ist ein Unkraut mit tief geteilten tiefgrünen gefiederten Blättern und zahlreichen gelb-orange nelkenartigen Blüten. Tagetesöl wird aus den Blättern, Stängeln und Blüten gewonnen, die gepflückt werden, wenn sich die Samen gerade zu bilden beginnen. Dieses Öl ist nicht zu verwechseln mit Calendula officinalis, die ganz andere Eigenschaften hat. Ringelblume ist ein stark duftendes, einjähriges …
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ringing flower or Tagetes (Tagetes-Minuta) belongs to the family of the daisies of botanical plants. The oil is obtained by distilling the freshly flowering plant. An absolute is also made from the flowering herb. Known in Africa as 'Khaki-Busch' , it is now also grown in France and North America and is a weed with deeply shared deep-green feathered leaves and numerous yellow-orange clove-like flowers. Tagetes oil is obtained from the leaves, stems and flowers that are picked when the seeds begin to form. This oil should not be confused with Calendula Officinalis, which has completely different properties.

marigold is a strong fragrant, one -year herb of about 12 inches with bright orange, daisy -like flowers and soft green oval leaves. Tagetesöl has a wild, sweet, fruity, almost citrus-like smell and is yellow to reddish-Berstein colors. It has an average viscosity that can become thick and even gel -like at longer air.

Traditionally, the flowers of the African marigold in China are used in whooping cough, colds, colic, mumps, eye infections and mastitis. The leaves and flowers are a good insect repellent and are often seen by native huts to deter fly and mosquito swarms. After the Buren War in South Africa, Australian troops brought plants to their homeland, where they grew lush. It is part of many foot treatment and is also used in some perfumes.

How can we benefit from Tagetes oil today?

In a dilution of 5 %, daily oil was used to kill maggots in open wounds, while the roots and seeds help to free the body of poison. Tagetes oil is valuable to keep insects in chess and can help with parasite and fungal attack. In the case of infections of the breast, cough and catarrh, it is used to expand the bronchi, to facilitate the flow of mucus and to dissolve constipation and be used for skin infections. It has a healing effect on wounds, cuts, calluses and bales. Tagetes oil can be diluted 50-50 and applied on site; It can be inhaled and diffused. Tagetes harmonizes particularly well with muscatelers' sides, jasmine, lavender, lemon, myrrh and mandarins. There are some reports about dermatitis with tagetes, so it should be used with caution and in moderation.

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