It s as simple as that, huh? One of the mosaic duck feet is it a flower? ）

That's right, it's a flower.

The trade name is the small-leaved fortune tree.

Duck's foot wood, also known as goosefoot wood, is a very common greening plant in the south.

Prefers warm, humid and semi-shady environments. The growth temperature of goose paw wood is 16 27. 3 September is 21 27 and September to March 16 21.

It can still grow normally under high temperature conditions above 30. Winter temperatures are not lower than 5. If the temperature is below 0, the plant will freeze and lose its leaves, but if the stem is intact, new leaves will sprout again the following spring.

Goose paw firewood likes to be wet and afraid of dryness. When the air humidity is high and the soil moisture is sufficient, the stems and leaves grow luxuriantly. However, too much water will cause water staining and root rot.

If the potting soil is short of water or wet and dry for a long time, leaf loss will occur. It has a certain adaptability to temporary drought and dry air. It has a wide range of adaptation to light, and can grow in full-day, half-day or semi-shaded environments.

However, the intensity of light has a certain relationship with the leaf color, the leaf color tends to be lighter when the light is strong, and the leaf color is dark green when it is semi-shaded. In bright light, the colors of spotted species are more vivid. The soil should be fertile, loose and well-drained sandy loam.

Potting soil is a mixture of peat, humus and coarse sand.

1. Soil: The growth of duck foot wood needs fertile soil, and family breeding can be evenly prepared with humus, garden soil and perlite. Before cultivation, some cake fertilizer can also be added as a base fertilizer.

2. Watering: There can be no lack of water during maintenance, otherwise the leaves will fall. The suitable for overwintering can be watered less, and the water temperature should not differ too much from the room temperature.

Air drying can be sprayed with watering cans to spray water on the plants, which can improve the humidity of the breeding environment, and water accumulation in the pot should be avoided in the rainy season.

3. Light: It is suitable to be placed in a bright astigmatism place, and it needs to be exposed to appropriate light in spring and autumn, and it should be prevented from being exposed to direct sunlight in summer, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow. In winter, if you want to get more sunlight, you can keep it indoors in a south-facing place.

Duck's foot wood can be cultivated with peat soil and rotten leaves, plus 1 3 perlite and base fertilizer. It is a plant that shines directly into the sun for about 4 hours a day and accelerates the growth of duck's foot and can be enjoyed for a long time.

In spring, summer and autumn, it should be watered every 3 or 4 days, and the water should not be too much, otherwise the roots will rot with water. In the summer growing season, fertilization can be carried out once a week, and mixed fertilizers such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium can be used for breeding. Every spring, before the new shoots germinate, the duck foot wood should be repotted, and the old soil of the plant should be removed and replaced with a new one.

If the plant is many years old, it needs to be pruned or repotted at the time of cultivation. In normal times, duck foot trees grow slowly, so they also need to be pruned frequently.

Extended Materials. Duck foot wood is also known as umbrella tree, goose paw firewood. It can tolerate low light conditions and likes semi-shade, which is very suitable as an indoor plant, and is one of the most popular indoor plants in the world.

Habits. Duck foot wood can be cultivated for a long time in a bright and airy home, and is used for weekday ornamentation. The growing temperature is 15 25 , and the winter is not less than 5, and the plant can continue to grow.

Duck foot wood is highly adaptable and can grow not only in high air humidity, soil and moisture, but also in dry environments. When cultivating old plants, you can properly prune the bulky part or cut off a part of the roots and re-cultivate them.

The flower language of goosefoot firewood is: natural and harmonious. Because goosefoot firewood has tenacious growth and strong adaptability. With the atmosphere of a tropical jungle, it presents a luxurious and magnificent scene, giving people a sense of prosperity and rebirth of the earth, making people's life more optimistic.

Is duck foot wood a woody plant?

Duck's foot is a woody plant, but it is not a slender hand herb. Because duck foot wood is rich in lignified cells, it has a long lifespan, which is in line with the characteristics of woody plants, so duck foot wood is a woody plant.

What kind of plant is the duck's foot tree?

There are generally seven kinds of duck feet, namely yellow and green duck feet, henry duck feet, palm, radiated leaf duck feet, short sequence duck feet, Taiwan duck feet, and Australian duck feet. Generally, duck feet grow in tropical rainforests with relatively high temperatures. At present, there are many kinds of duck feet grown in southern China.

Duck's foot is a perennial plant. It has a long lifespan and a strong vitality. Moreover, it is a perennial evergreen plant, and there is no need to plant it every year.

Duck feet belong to angiosperms and can bloom, whereas gymnosperms do not have true flowers. In addition, duck feet have six organs of plants, so they fit the characteristics of angiosperms, so they belong to angiosperms.

1.Lack of sunlight.

Duck's foot is a shrub that prefers a semi-sunny environment, and if it doesn't get enough sunlight, it is prone to black leaves. This is the most common reason why its leaves turn black.

In addition, the leaf color of the duck's foot wood is also related to the intensity of sunlight. If the light intensity is too strong, the leaf color of the duck foot wood will be a little lighter, and conversely, if it is in a semi-shady environment, the leaf color of the duck foot wood will be darker.

2.Poor ventilation.

Duck's foot wood should not grow in a closed environment for a long time, otherwise it will affect its normal physiological activities and cause the leaves to turn black.

3.Improper water supply.

Duck foot wood likes moisture, usually should be watered more, but it should be in moderation, not excessive. Because too much watering will cause waterlogging, cause root rot, which will affect its normal physiological metabolism and cause the leaves to turn black.

Because there are many reasons why the leaves of the duck's foot wood turn black, it is important to treat this problem with the right medicine. First, the blackened leaves are cut off, and then different salvage measures are implemented according to different situations.

1.If the leaves turn black due to a long-term lack of light, the plant should be moved out of the room where no light is visible. Place it in a well-lit place and take care of it so that it can recover quickly.

2.If the room is closed and its leaves turn black, then it should be moved to a well-ventilated place and taken care of to help it recover quickly.

3.If the leaves turn black due to overwatering, you can apply a small amount of trim fertilizer to ensure that the soil in the pot is moist.

Palmate-shaped compound leaves, leaflets 6-9, leathery, oblong or elliptic, leaf-green, leaf mask irregular creamy to light yellow patches.

The plants are tightly packed and have a neat and graceful canopy, which can be used for ornamental purposes or as a shelter tree species in the garden.