Evening Stroll♡

The scenery with lush aquatic plants in the stream looks so peaceful, bara! A warm welcome walk, your heart is truly kind, bara. Hope you have a delicious dinner and a happy evening too, bara! 😊

This is a really nice place to walk.

Oh, I can probably farm for a few seconds for free.. Still, it's pretty though.

Hope you had a delicious dinner and a great end to your day!

Oh, a place like this... The scenery is nice~ If it were a place like this, I'd want to walk and run every day.,;;

Oh, the water plants are so pretty.

Whoa, so fresh and green ㅎㅎㅎ

There are aquatic plants and bridges, it's nice for a walk. Good job today everyone.

Afternoon workouts are great ^^ Enjoy your dinner and you've worked hard today!

Wow, looking at the photo, I thought it was Japan! It has a Japanese vibe. It's super pretty.

It's a blessing to have a walking path like this. You too, have a delicious dinner 😋

I really think it's a blessing. Thank you~~

[Water Hyacinth = A representative floating aquatic plant native to tropical America] # Characteristics and Role • Excellent Natural Water Purifier: It absorbs large amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus from the water through its roots, preventing eutrophication, and has an excellent ability to purify livestock wastewater and domestic sewage. • Heavy Metal Absorption and Accumulation: It strongly absorbs and stores harmful heavy metals in the water, such as lead, mercury, and cadmium, in its body. For this reason, water hyacinths grown in the wild or in general rivers are absolutely not edible. • Medicinal Use in Traditional Korean Medicine: In traditional Korean medicine and folk remedies, it is called 'Suhoro (水葫蘆)' and, due to its cool nature, it has been used restrictively as a medicinal ingredient to reduce fever (clearing heat) and detoxify (removing poison).

• Double-edged sword (global weed): Its incredibly strong reproductive power has led it to be considered the 'worst weed' in foreign countries, where it completely covers the water surface, depletes underwater oxygen, and obstructs ship navigation. Fortunately, in Korea, it cannot withstand the winter cold and freezes to death, allowing for natural population control.

I heard someone spread the nonsense that water hyacinth is edible. This is the first time I've heard that it's inedible and toxic. 01 Intrinsic Toxicity Risk 02 Accumulation of Heavy Metals and Pollutants To use an analogy, imagine you bought a water bottle 1000 years ago, and after 1000 years without ever cleaning it, you decided to use it again. What would you think if you drank the water, diluted with the bacteria teeming inside the bottle? Personally, I'd just throw it away and buy a new one lolll