What is the best disease for geraniums?

Red rattan can treat diseases such as intestinal carbuncle, abdominal pain, heat toxin sores, bruises, and so on.

Scorpion was good at treating diseases such as headaches, rheumatism, epilepsy, sores, and scabies. Scorpion has the effect of dredging meridians and relieving pain, stopping wind and spasms, attacking poison and dispersing masses, calming liver wind, searching wind and dredging meridians, relieving spasms, detoxifying and relieving pain. However, it is important to note that scorpion is poisonous and the dosage should not be too large. Pregnant women should avoid using it. When using scorpions to treat diseases, rational medication should be used under the guidance of doctors.

Jade Bamboo was mainly used to treat diseases such as lung yin deficiency, dry cough, stomach yin deficiency, dry throat and thirst. For symptoms such as cough due to lung heat, dry cough with little phlegm, hemoptysis, hoarseness, etc., the Jade Bamboo could relieve them. It was also suitable for symptoms such as insufficient stomach yin, dry throat, thirst, and loss of appetite. In addition, the jade bamboo also had the effect of nourishing yin and not nourishing evil. It was used when yin deficiency was caused by external factors. However, the specific illness and individual differences needed to be treated according to the actual situation.

One possible theme could be melancholy or sadness, as indicated by the'sad geraniums' in the title. Another might be the exploration of ordinary life and the small, often overlooked, events and emotions within it.

I'm not sure exactly as I haven't read it in full, but perhaps there is a character who takes care of the geraniums and whose emotions are reflected in the state of the plants.

Mulberry was mainly used to treat symptoms such as early white hair, ringing in the ears, thirst, and thirst caused by liver and kidney yin deficiency. It could also nourish the liver and blood, nourish yin and blood, produce saliva and moisten dryness. It also had a certain effect on problems such as constipation, indigestion, diarrhea, and so on. In addition, mulberries also had the effects of blackening hair, preventing hardening of blood vessels, enhancing immunity, and anti-aging. However, the use of mulberry needed to be determined according to the individual's physique and condition. Patients with spleen and stomach deficiency and pregnant women should be used with caution.

Mulberry leaves were best used to treat wind-heat cold, lung heat cough, liver yang hyperactivity, and other diseases. It had the effects of dispelling wind and clearing heat, clearing lung and moistening dryness, clearing liver and improving eyesight, cooling blood and stopping bleeding. For the early symptoms of wind-heat cold, such as fever, itchy throat, cough, and slight thirst, mulberry leaves could clear heat and moisten the lungs. Mulberry leaves were suitable for people who had lung heat, persistent coughing, no phlegm or little phlegm, and itchy throats. In addition, mulberry leaves could also calm the liver and suppress yang, improving headaches, dizziness, irritability and other symptoms caused by hyperactivity of liver-yang. However, the information given so far was not enough to confirm the effects of mulberry leaves in treating other diseases.

Bamboo leaf tea could treat symptoms such as thirst, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, mouth erosion, absent-mindedness, dysuria, and stroke.

Jade Bamboo was the best cure for diseases such as lung yin deficiency, dry cough, stomach yin deficiency, dry throat, and thirst. For symptoms such as cough due to lung heat, dry cough with little phlegm, hemoptysis, hoarseness, etc., Jade Bamboo could moisten the lungs and nourish the yin, which had a very good relieving effect. It was often used in combination with herbs such as ladybell root, dwarf lilyturf root, mulberry leaf, etc. For symptoms such as insufficient stomach yin, dry throat, thirst, and loss of appetite, Yuzhu could nourish stomach yin and clear stomach heat. It was often combined with medicines such as Mai Dong and Shan Shen. In addition, Yuzhu also had the effect of nourishing yin and not nourishing evil. When it was used for yin deficiency and external factors, it was often combined with Bai Wei, mint, light fermented soybean, and other herbs. However, the specific illness and individual differences needed to be treated with appropriate drugs according to the situation.

Shandong Yuanrentang treats many diseases, but there is no mention of which disease it treats best in the given search results. Therefore, I don't know which disease is best treated by Shandong Yuanren Hall.