Who knows what this bonsai is called? How to raise? Thank you! 5

What kind of bonsai is it? How to raise this.

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Red luck is the head, introduced.

Red luck dangtou: also known as bromeliads, scientific name: large flower red star, belongs to the bromeliad family, is an indoor ornamental flower in winter and spring, evergreen in all seasons, the inflorescence is beautiful and colorful, rich in color, and the common cultivation has red, pink, golden, rose and other varieties.

When the red luck has a long flowering period, how to raise: it.

It likes high temperature, humidity, and semi-shade habits, and can be placed in a warm and bright room all year round. Full sunshine in winter, morning and evening in spring and autumn, and no direct sunlight in summer. The light is bright and the leaf surface is bright in color.

The overwintering temperature should not be lower than 10, and higher than 20, which is not conducive to plant dormancy, and will affect the growth and flowering of the next year. The attached drawings are as follows:

Sun God. Aliases: Dense Leaf Plantain, Green Dense Dracaena, Apollo Millennium Tree, Dense Leaf Dracaena.

Family: Liliaceae genus.

Origin: Cultivated species.

Propagation: cuttings.

Flowering period: Flowering period in winter.

Insolation: Full or half sunshine.

Temperature: Growing temperature 22 28

Soil: Prefers loose, fertile loam.

Moisture: Likes moisture.

Body characteristics: perennial evergreen small shrub with broadly lanceolate leaves, pointed apex, densely born at the top of the stem, green leaves. Spike-like inflorescences with yellowish-white flowers.

Look at the picture is the sun god.

The flower grows well and does not have any scorched leaf tips. Admiration!!

See how to raise it.

Kumquat. Also known as kumquat, it is an evergreen shrub of the genus Kumquat in the family Rutaceae. The tree is less than 3 meters high, the leaves are thick, ovate-lanceolate or oblong-elliptic, the apex slightly pointed or obtuse, and the base broadly wedge-shaped or nearly rounded; The petioles are centimeter-long, and the wing lobes are very narrow.

single flowers or clusters of 2-3 flowers; peduncle 3-5 mm long; The ovary is oval, the columella is slender, usually times the length of the ovary, and the stigma is slightly enlarged. The fruit is oval or ovate-oval, orange-yellow to orange-red, and the peel is sweet; The seeds are ovate, the cotyledons and embryos are green, single or even multiembryonic. The flowering period is from March to May, and the fruiting period is from October to December.

<> to see kumquats. Potted kumquat can also be eaten when it bears fruit. However, the fruits of potted plants are generally sour and astringent, and they are not as sweet as those cultivated in the field, so it is generally not recommended to eat them. But if it is made into candied or salted kumquats, it is still possible.

Personally, I think it's a lemon tree.

This is a perennial evergreen plant kumquat in winter hanging fruit for a long time and the white flowers smell light and fragrant very good smell winter fruit will turn yellow branches hang for a month or two do not fall off very in line with the atmosphere of the New Year.

This orange is called a fragrant orange on our side, and it has a special fragrance when it tastes, which is different from the fragrance of other oranges.

Watercress green aliases: watercress, pepper grass, jade pepper grass, green leaf jasper, watercress Ruyi family: pepper family.

Place of origin: the southern provinces of China; It is also distributed and propagated in the Americas, Oceania, Africa and Asia: ramifications, cuttings.

Flowering period: 2 April or 8 December.

Sunshine: Half daylight.

Temperature: 20 28 for growth

Soil: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil.

Moisture: Likes moisture.

Morphological characteristics: perennial clumping herb. The stems and leaves are thick and fleshy, and the plant is low, with 3 or 4 lobes in whorls, broadly elliptic or nearly round. Spikes solitary, apical and axillary.

Watercress green, which was used in plant biology experiment class.

The first floor is right, it is usually called jasper in the market.

Duck foot wood, just don't freeze. Give a little sunshine and put the balcony (can't freeze!) Or a few rays of sunshine! But your pot looks a little small, and it may be nutrient deficient over time

Goosefoot wood is also called duck foot wood.

A common foliage plant.

The fortune tree, big brother, is very easy to raise, pay attention to less watering.

I tell you responsibly that it is called goose paw firewood and duck paw wood.

Phnom Penh lily bamboo.

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Family: Dracaena genus.

Synonyms: short-leaved bamboo banana.

Species: Evergreen shrub.

Origin: Madagascar, Mauritius.

Morphological characteristics: perennial evergreen cherry shrub, leaves grow loosely in clusters, leaves linear or lanceolate, apex acuminate, entire, leaves 12 cm to 22 cm long, cm to 3 cm wide, green and shiny leaf color. The leaf margins have golden-yellow longitudinal stripes.

The inflorescence is solitary or branched with white florets.

The height of the plant can reach 9 meters, and the stem is easy to bend after growing tall.

Clumped, multi-branched.

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I think it's the Phnom Penh lily bamboo.

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Chinese scientific name: Taiwan pepperwood, also known as pepperwood. odd pinnate compound leaves, 2 short spines at the leaf base, narrow wings on the leaf axis, opposite, obovate, leathery, dark green and shiny leaf surface, dense glands in the whole leaf; dioecious, male flowers yellow, female flowers orange-red, fruit oval, reddish-brown.

"Taiwanese pepperwood" is similar to "fragrant wood" and is easily confused.

The difference between the two is:

Family: Pepperwood is an evergreen shrub of the family Rutaceae, Zanthoxylum bungeanum genus. The fragrant wood is a sumac family, Coptis chinensis, an evergreen shrub or a small tree; Blades:

Pepperwood is an odd pinnate compound leaf with opposite leaflets, and Aromatic wood is an even pinnate compound leaf with alternate leaflets; Fruits: Pepperwood fruit greenish-brown. The fragrant wood fruit is red.

Pepperwood is also called Taiwanese pepperwood.

Figure 1 is the Happiness Tree. The Happiness Tree, also known as the "Kidney Bean Tree", is full of vitality and vigor, and can be used as a thriving plant to bring happiness to people. The Happiness Tree should be grown in a sunny place, and it should also be kept warm in winter.

Usually water it more so that it can thrive. Placing the Tree of Happiness on the south side has the power to make people beautiful, nurturing and inspiring. It is said that it can make the women in the family more and more gentle and wiser.

Figure 2 is the Peace Tree. The flower language of the peace tree is to pray for peace, family happiness, and good luck. The need for sunlight during the growing season is relatively large, so if you keep it indoors, its growth may not be ideal.

But in the summer, it is necessary to shade it, otherwise its leaves will turn yellow. The peace tree contains cinnamon oil, which gives off a fragrance that purifies the air. And its bark can be used in medicine, warp.

Practical and practical.

The first one that can't see clearly may be a type of safflower stepwood or a beauty plum, and the second is a false forsythia.

False forsythia prefers warm and humid climates, low cold resistance, and plants are damaged by cold in the event of 5 6 long-term low temperature or short-term frost. The vast areas of North and South China and Central and North China are only suitable for potted plants, greenhouses or indoor winters, and the room temperature is not less than 8. It likes light and is resistant to semi-shady ground.

It has strong adaptability to soil, sandy soil, clay soil, acidic soil or calcareous soil. It prefers fertilizer and grows poorly in barren land. Resistant to moisture and drought.

Potted plants or ground plants should be applied with sufficient base fertilizer, and then apply compound fertilizer 1 2 times every year during the vigorous growth period. Strong germination, according to the ornamental requirements, the branches can be coiled, or in the spring of each year, the intensity of pruning is carried out to facilitate the germination of new branches in that year, to avoid loose and unkempt crown. The old stems can also be cut off to cultivate pile scenes.