Fouquieria splendens - Wikipedia

• Individual ocotillo stems are sometimes used as poles as a fencing material in their native region, and often take root to form a living fence.
• Due to their light weight and interesting pattern, ocotillo branches have been used for canes or walking sticks.
• Fresh flowers are sometimes used in salads and have a tangy flavor.
• Flowers are collected, dried, and used for tisanes.
• According to Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West (a book published in 1989 by Museum of New Mexico Press), a fresh bark tincture can be made by chopping or snipping freshly removed bark into 1/2-inch pieces. It is said to be useful for those symptoms that arise due to fluid congestion and to be absorbed from the intestines into the mesenteric lymph system by way of the lacteals of the small intestinal lining. This is believed to stimulate better visceral lymph drainage into the thoracic duct and improve dietary fat absorption into the lymph system.
• Bathing in water that contains crushed flowers or roots has been used to relieve fatigue.
• Native Americans place the flowers and roots of ocotillo over fresh wounds to slow bleeding.
• Ocotillo is also used to alleviate coughing, achy limbs, varicose veins, urinary tract infections, cervical varicosities, and benign prostate growths.

I nativi americani mettono i fiori e le radici di Ocotillo sulle ferite fresche per rallentare il sanguinamento.Ocotillo è anche usato per alleviare la tosse, gli arti doloranti, le vene varicose, le infezioni del tratto urinario, le varicosità cervicali e le crescite benigne della prostata.

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