Evening primrose can only give off a faint fragrance at night, and it has something to do with it

It's called night primrose, and it must be fragrant at night.

The characteristics of nightshade are:

1. Nightshade, also known as night orchid and night fragrance flowers, is suitable for planting in courtyards and potted plants, and its flowers can be appreciated and fragrant.

2. The root system of nightshade is more developed, there are many lateral roots, the stems are long, there are no tendrils, the leaves are single-leafed, long ovate to broadly ovate, green. Umbrella inflorescences, flowers light yellow-green. The fruit is pod, lanceolate, cylindrical, with an apex tapering. The seeds are broadly ovate with white silk seed hairs at the apex.

3. Evening primrose grows mostly in woodlands or shrubs, likes warm, moist, sunny, well-ventilated, loose and fertile soil, is drought-tolerant, barren-resistant, not waterlogging-resistant, not cold-tolerant, and stops growing after falling leaves in winter; After the spring is warm, the branches and leaves are long, each node has axillary buds or flower buds, with the growth of the side branches and inflorescences continue to occur, generally in May to October one after another, the smell of flowering is fragrant, more fragrant at night, winter fruit.

1. It prefers warm and humid, sunny, well-ventilated, dry climate, good drainage and loose and fertile soil.

2. Drought-tolerant, barren-tolerant, waterlogging-resistant, cold-tolerant, and stop growing after falling leaves in winter; After the spring is warm, the branches and leaves are long, each node has axillary buds or flower buds, with the growth of the side branches and inflorescences continue to occur, generally in May to October one after another, the smell is fragrant when flowering, and it is more fragrant at night.

3. Winter fruits. It has strong adaptability to the environment, vigorous vitality, and a well-developed root system, and begins to bloom every spring, with a long flowering period.

4. It likes fertilizer, so it should be fertilized in small quantities and many times during its growth.

5. Nightshade also has high requirements for moisture, so you should water more in the hot summer, and keep the soil moist in the winter but remember to waterlog.

6. The aroma of nightshade will make patients with high blood pressure and heart disease feel dizzy, depressed and uncomfortable, causing symptoms such as chest tightness and difficulty breathing, so nightshade is not suitable for indoor placement. It is best to place it outdoors as an ornamental plant.

1. FeaturesThe flowers are fragrant and more abundant at night; corolla yellowish-green, tall saucer-shaped, corolla cylindrical, throat pubescent, lobes oblong, marginal hairs, not wrinkled when dry, covered to the right; Paracorolla 5-lobe, membranous, born on the corolla, columella short columnar, stigma capitate, base pentagonal.

2. Precautions for plantingWhen planting, the distance between the seeds should be even, not too close, otherwise the seedlings will compete for nutrients after emergence, and there will be weak growth. When the primrose seedling grows 2-3 true leaves, it can be transplanted, and when it grows 6-7 true leaves, it can be planted. Be careful when transplanting, because it is a small seedling, so if it hurts the roots, it will affect its growth.

Nightshade, also known as night orchid, night fragrance flowers are suitable for planting in courtyards and potted plants, and its flowers can be enjoyed and fragrant.

At the same time, it is a semi-wild vegetable that is eaten with fresh flowers and buds. It has the effect of clearing the liver and brightening the eyes, and can be red, swollen and painful in the eyes, measles, cornea, etc.

Nightshade has a well-developed root system and many lateral roots. The stems are creeping, without tendrils, and the leaves are single-leafed, opposite, long ovate to broadly ovate, green. Umbrella inflorescences, flowers light yellow-green. The fruit is pod, lanceolate, cylindrical, with an apex tapering. The seeds are broadly ovate with white silk seed hairs at the apex.

Evening primrose mostly grows in woodlands or bushes. It likes warm, moist, sunny, well-ventilated, loose and fertile soil, is drought-tolerant, barren-tolerant, waterlogging-resistant, cold-tolerant, and stops growing after falling leaves in winter; After the spring is warm, the branches and leaves are long, each node has axillary buds or flower buds, with the growth of the side branches and inflorescences continue to occur, generally in May to October one after another, the smell is fragrant when flowering, and it is more fragrant at night. Winter results.

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