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In Thailand, the buds and flowers of R. kerrii are considered a delicacy. They are also harvested for herbalism, a concoction is believed to act as a sexual stimulant and to help for fever or backache.[1] In the Philippines, the plants are also used in folk herbalism, but the flowers are also fed to swine as fodder.[2] On Java, the buds of R. zollingeriana are harvested and dried for use in jamu, the ancient traditional herbalism of the island. It is unknown for what the buds are supposed to be good for;[3] jamu concoctions are often complex mixtures and often are supposed to help with sexual prowess.[citation needed]