Where the flowers grow, where the flowers grow

Lycoris radiata (L. safflower) Scientific name: Lycoris radiata (L'her.)herb.

Synonyms: Stonegarlic Alias: Dragon's Claw Flower, Crow Garlic, Lycoris, Flower, Manzhu Sawa Family Genus:

Lycoris Amaryllidaceae Lycoris Flowering Period: End of August Distribution: Native to China, East China, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Shaanxi and Southwest China Provinces and Autonomous Regions.

Habits: strong cold tolerance, like semi-shade, also resistant to sun, like moisture, but also drought tolerant. All kinds of soils can grow, and loose and fertile humus soil is the best.

It has a habit of summer dormancy. In winter, the foliage is verdant and vibrant. Morphological characteristics:

The phosphorus stem is broadly elliptic to nearly spherical, 2-4 cm in diameter. The leaves are dark green, with a pinkish-green band in the middle, linear, 20-30 cm long, 0 5-0 7 cm wide, blunt, and the flower stems are withdrawn after wilting. Flower stems 30-60 cm high; Inflorescences often have 5-7 flowers; Flowers red, about 4 cm long; tepal tube short, 0 5-0 7 cm long, lobes narrowly inverted-lanceolate, about 5 mm wide, margins wrinkled, broadly spread and recurled; The female and stamens protrude out of the perianth and are very long.

Propagation: Bulb propagation is the mainstay, and the bulbs are dug up and planted after the leaves have just withered in spring or after flowering in autumn. After planting, the ball will be divided after 3-4 years.

The natural seed setting rate is not high, the seed maturity is poor, the sowing and propagation, and the germination is not neat. It takes 5-6 years for seedlings to flower. Cultivation:

Strong resistance to stress, easy to manage, planting depth of 8-10 cm is good. If the soil is too dry before summer flowering, it should be watered enough to facilitate the emergence of flower stems. In August, fertilizer is applied once before the flower stems are extracted, and then fertilized once after the young leaves germinate in the soil in autumn, and the leaf clusters germinate verdant and neat.

Pests and diseases: Anthracnose damage mainly occurs, and 500 times of carbendazim wettable powder is sprayed every half month for control. Applications:

Lycoris safflower blooms in summer and autumn, and is very showy, arranged in the grass, understory or planted in a perennial mixed flower landscape, which can constitute a beautiful scene in early autumn. It is an ideal green ground cover for winter and an excellent material for potted and cut flowers. The bulb has expectorant and emetic effects, and can detoxify, reduce swelling, relieve pain and diuretic, but it is highly toxic, so attention should be paid to when using it; As a soil pesticide, it can kill cotton aphids, fly maggots and snails; The bulb contains starch, because it is toxic, it is mainly used as paste, used for sizing, papermaking paste and wall paint, and can be used to make alcohol and extract vegetable gum for gum arabic.

The bulb contains a variety of alkaloids such as lycorine, galantamine, and narcissine multiflora.

The other side flower is also called Manzhu Sahua, and the origin is China, Yueben, Taiwan, and Jinma. Wild varieties grow in shady and humid areas, and their habitat is red soil, so they are hardy, shade-loving, and can tolerate high temperatures of 24 per day. It likes humidity and is also drought tolerant.

Accustomed to acidic soils, loose, fertile humus soils are best. It has a habit of summer dormancy.

The flowers of the other side grow in the shade and dampness.

The flower generally grows in dark and damp places, and is distributed in East Asia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, etc. The red Pegan flower, also known as Manzhu Sawa Hua, is native to the Yangtze River basin in China, distributed in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and some parts of the southwest, widely distributed in East Asia, and also distributed in Vietnam, Malaysia and other countries. The current Japanese breed is estimated to have been shipped from China to Kitakyushu more than 2,000 years ago.

Wild varieties grow in gloomy and humid areas, and their habitat is red soil, so they are hardy, shade-loving, and can tolerate high temperatures with an average daily temperature of 24. The flower language of the other side flower means beautiful and pure, beautiful and moving, and it is a more attractive flower.

The flower language of the other side of the flower

1. The tenderness of the devil

In different countries, the other side flower also has different meanings. In our country, they are considered "demonic tenderness". Because this flower blooms on the banks of the Santu River, the souls of the dead will pass through the Santu River to the Yellow Spring, and they will become a guide.

When the deceased pass by here, they smell the fragrance of flowers and think of those happy and beautiful moments in life.

2. Sad memories

In Japan, the Higan flower is often considered to represent sad memories, and it is said that several Higan flowers are always placed on top of people's funerals. Therefore, this flower will always remind people of death, recalling the sadness of life and death of relatives and friends. But even if these memories are filled with sadness, people don't want to forget them.

3. Miss each other

It seems that no matter where it is, the other side flower is inseparable from death. In Korea, the flower means mutual longing, and it also represents the beauty of death, separation and sadness. Perhaps it is mainly because the bright red color of the flowers, which is like blood, makes people feel fear and pain.

It is mainly distributed in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China, and is commonly found in field trails, river lawns and cemeteries. Legend has it that the flowers on the other side will bloom on the Huangquan Road, bringing a touch of comfort to the dead; It is also found in Yunnan, China, Japan and Southeast Asian countries; The flowers bloom in September and last until February.

The other side of the flower is commonly known as the devil's flower, then the other side of the flower grows in the **, it is generally distributed in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, you can see the figure of the other side of the flower in the field path, or in the river lawn; The flower may also grow next to the cemetery and is also known as the flower of the dead.

Legend has it that the flower on the other side of the river is still blooming on the road of Huangquan, and it first wanted to grow in hell, but was rejected by the other flowers of hell, so it voluntarily grew on the road of the underworld to guide the souls of the dead. When people see the flowers on the Huangquan Road, they will remember the events of their previous lives, which can give people a little comfort.

There are ornamental bases in Dali, Lijiang and other places in Yunnan, and hundreds of acres of flowers are in full bloom together, and the scene is spectacular; The flower has a high status in Japan, and can be seen in many monsters; In a few areas such as Southeast Asia, you can see the flower of the other side.

The flowers are usually red in color, and the flowering period usually blooms in September and can last until February of the following year; When it blooms, it does not grow leaves, but when the flowers wither, the leaves of the flowers will grow, so the flowers and leaves of the flowers do not appear at the same time.

<>1. Relatively dark and damp places; It also grows on some shady slopes; It can also be found on densely wooded field paths or beside streams.

2. First of all, we all know that the flower is also known as the devil's flower in our folk tales. This is because the habit of the flower prefers dark and damp places, especially in some shady forests.

3. Secondly, in addition to growing around the cemetery, the flower also likes to grow on the shady side of the hillside, because the soil there is more fertile and the sun is not easy to get sun.

4. Finally, the other side flowers also like to grow on some forest paths and some creeks where the sun is rarely exposed, because the soil there is more fertile, not to mention, it is also relatively humid, which is very suitable for the growth of the other side flowers.