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Troll jac grows in a hot and humid environment.

In general, the growth characteristics of the giant jac plant are closely related to its origin. Giant yam grows in the tropical rainforests of the Barizan Mountains of Sumatra, a place characterized by humid and muggy climates. Specifically, the growth characteristics of giant konjac include three aspects:

Likes humidity and heat, doesn't need full sunlight, and likes phosphorus. The author will introduce these three growth characteristics in detail below.

Clause. 1. Giant konjac likes humidity and high temperature: Giant konjac grows in the tropical rainforest climate in the natural environment, and the tropical rainforest climate is humid and sultry.

Therefore, if the botanical garden wants to artificially breed giant konjac, it must create an environment with high temperature and high humidity. Moreover, the giant yam is surrounded by decaying plants and animal carcasses in its natural environment. Therefore, if the botanical garden wants to cultivate giant konjac, it must use humus.

In general, ordinary soil is not easy to cultivate giant konjac. To sum up, because of the special requirements of the growth environment of giant konjac, it is necessary to divide a separate area to cultivate giant konjac with humus, which requires high temperature and high humidity.

Clause. 2. Giant konjac likes phosphorus: we all know the three elements of agriculture, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.

Potassium is used to promote leaf growth, phosphate fertilizer is used to promote flower blooming, and nitrogen fertilizer is used to promote fruit growth. And the giant yam spends its whole life preparing for the blooming of flowers. Trollberry yam begins to absorb phosphorus frantically from the beginning of the seedlings, and even more frantically absorbs phosphorus when it comes to flowering, absorbing almost as much phosphorus as it wants.

Therefore, when planting giant konjac in the botanical garden, we must pay attention to supplementing more phosphate fertilizer, only in this way can the giant konjac bloom normally. Otherwise, the giant jac will always be in a state of flower bones.

Clause. 3. Giant konjac does not need sufficient sunlight: Although it is said that the Balizan Mountains, the origin of giant konjac, have sufficient sunlight, but under the cover of the tropical rainforest, the giant konjac actually receives a very small amount of light, and the natural life of the troll jac is like this, if the troll jac receives too much light, it will wither, so pay attention to shading when planting.

The growth habit of giant konjac is that giant konjac likes humidity and high temperature, and also likes to absorb phosphorus from the beginning of the seedlings, and when it comes to flowering, it is crazy to absorb phosphorus, almost as much phosphorus as it gets. Don't let the troll jac receive too much light, as it will wilt, so be careful to shade when planting.

The growth habit of this plant is to like a humid and hot environment is closely related to the place of origin, and it likes humidity and high temperatures, does not need sufficient sunlight and likes phosphorus, and the impact of the development of this troll fish is also very significant.

For the first time in the world, the National Botanical Garden giant jac has achieved group flowering, and the terrifying place of the legendary "man-eating flower" seems to me to be reflected in two aspects. The first "man-eating flower" is huge, and its blade diameter alone can exceed 5 meters. When the giant konjac blooms, it covers an area of more than 20 square meters.

Second, when the "man-eating flower" blooms, it can emit the smell of rotting corpses, which is extremely unpleasant。It is precisely because of this that the giant konjac has included the title of the world's most smelly flower.

When combined, the giant konjac has a terrifying feel, adding to the mystery of its growth deep in the rainforest. Many people who don't know about it call it a "man-eating flower".

When it comes to flowers, we think of two characteristics, the first is petite, and the second is fragrant, and it is a pity that the giant konjac, known as the "man-eating flower", does not occupy either characteristic. It has a huge size, and if we find it in the rainforest, we may associate it with the science fiction man-eating plant and be afraid of it.

The height of the giant konjac, as well as the area covered, is daunting. There is always a natural fear of this unusually large flower, and people want to hide away.

If the "man-eating flower" is only huge, perhaps after a few contacts, people will not be afraid of it, and what makes people feel afraid is that when the giant konjac blooms, it will also emit an unpleasant stench, just like the smell of a corpse decomposing.

This smell comes from the flowers, which subverts people's perceptions, and therefore they are full of fear of this unfamiliar flower. In addition, the giant konjac blooming is relatively rare, which adds to its mystery.

In fact, the giant konjac is not scary at all, although it is huge, it is very gentle to humans, and the rotten smell it exudes is just to attract scavenging insects and help the giant konjac pollinate.

Anyway, he'll eat you if you see him, so I'd suggest you don't get too close, and it's particularly stinky. His flowers are covered with barbs.

These man-eating flowers are very scary and harmful to the human body, so do not come into close contact.

The scary thing about the piranha flower is its size and taste, the piranha flower will generally have a 5-meter appearance, and the group of flowers can generally cover 20 square meters, which makes people scared when they look at it. And it smells like a rotting corpse, making it even more inaccessible.

It's scary. There is a legend that when people accidentally touch a man-eating flower, the flower will immediately wrap the person tightly. When the cannibal blooms again, it is impossible to find people.

Everyone has heard of a very cherished plant, Troll Jac, and this plant is also on the verge of extinction. Everyone is also concerned that the giant konjac has bloomed in the country's botanical garden, and many people want to know what the living habits of the giant konjac are like. The flowering time is very short, only about 48 hours, and most of them bloom at night, and they do not bloom during the day.

This flower has a lot of events during the day and is in a closed state, so it is very rare to see this flower blooming at night. <>

There are many people who stay in the country's botanical gardens to be able to wait for this exciting moment. Because there are indeed many legends about this flower, and many people believe that such a flower is a "man-eating flower". According to some reports and studies, we can see that this giant jac is one of the plants with the largest single inflorescence in the world, and flowering is very rare.

There are even some plants that only bloom three to four times in their lifetime, which is very rare, and each time it blooms for no more than two days. <>

So there is a reason why everyone comes to see this flower, because scarcity is expensive, and everyone likes to see things that they don't usually see. And the number of flowering times of giant jac cultivated artificially in the world is also very small, only reaching more than 100 times. Many people hold up their cameras when they go to the National Arboretum to see the flowers of the giant yac.

The purpose is to be able to record the appearance of such a plant in bloom, and to be able to keep it as a precious souvenir. <>

In life, if you can see some rare species, or some more exciting moments, you can record them with a camera, and you will indeed have the resources to remember in the future. Because the living habits of giant konjac are very different from other plants, it is very rare and precious. Everyone said that it was a very happy thing to be able to watch the giant jac bloom.

It is found in the tropical rainforests of the Barizan Mountains in western Sumatra, Indonesia. Prefer loose, fertile soil, the growing environment should not be dry, but the soil is too wet will cause bulb rot, the optimal temperature for growth is 25-38 during the day, 20-25 at night.

The giant yam blooms for a short period of time, only about 48 hours, and most of them bloom at night. It is one of the three flagship species of rare and endangered plants in the world, and it is also the plant with the largest single inflorescence in the world. There are only about 100 artificial cultivation and flowering times in the world.

The growth habit of this plant is actually very demanding for the environment, not only some of the surrounding soil, but also some of the thinner air after natural gas.

Recently, in the National Botanical Garden in Beijing, giant konjac has achieved group flowering, attracting many tourists. It is understood that giant konjac is a world-class endangered plant, whether it is indoors or in the wild, giant konjac is very rare, not to mention that it is giant konjac to achieve group flowering. Therefore, as soon as this news came out, it immediately attracted the attention of many people.

Originally grown in the tropical rainforest of Sumatra, Indonesia, the giant konjac is particularly huge, and the length of the leaves can reach several meters, so it is called the giant konjac by the Songqing people.

The reason why giant konjac is very rare and scarce is mainly because it has relatively high requirements for the growing environment and temperature. Most giant jac prefers to live in humid, warm climates, and the soil in which it grows must be moderately water, either too much or too little water. If the soil is too wet, it will cause the bulbs in which they grow will rot.

In this way, the growth and development of the giant yam will be affected to a certain extent.

In addition to the very high requirements for soil moisture, even the growing temperature is extremely harsh. As can be seen from its native to tropical rainforests, the growing temperature is generally relatively high. Although it is said that the temperature is higher and more suitable for its growth, the temperature should not exceed 38, nor can it be lower than 20.

It can be said that compared with other plants, the requirements for the surrounding growth environment are very high, which also adds some difficulty to the artificial cultivation of giant konjac.

Because the smell of giant jac is particularly difficult to smell when it blooms, it is also called a carrion flower or a man-eating flower. Because, when it blooms, it emits a smell like a corpse decaying, and its size is particularly huge, hence these names. In fact, the main purpose of the unique smell of giant yam is to attract more insects to help pollinate it, after all, its flowering period is limited.

First of all, the surrounding environment must be cold, there can be no warmth, the temperature must be at least about minus 40 degrees, and there must be enough water.

I think that this plant has very strict requirements for the surrounding environment, and this plant not only has very strict requirements for the growth of the surrounding environment, but also has very strict requirements for the surrounding humidity and illumination, and this is because of this growth habit that the growth of this plant has been very seriously affected.

In general, the surrounding environment must have 80% humidity and 20% nutrients, and it needs to be able to receive sunlight.

On July 19th, the National Arboretum had a successful flowering of a world-class endangered plant, giant taro, which attracted many people**. From the appearance, the flowers of the troll yam are particularly huge, so when they bloom, they need a lot of nutrients, which also causes the flowering time of its hall to be very short, only forty-eight hours. In addition, when the giant yam blooms, it will also emit the smell of carrion, and even its Buddha flame bud will turn into a carrion appearance, mainly to attract insects to pollinate.

There is a big difference between the giant klam and the ordinary flower, and the appearance is also very distinctive. In particular, the size of the giant jac can be said to be quite huge, so it is called the giant yac. Giant konjac first grows in the tropical jungle of Sumatra in western Indonesia, and belongs to an endangered plant of the Araceae family Konjac, which is particularly difficult to flower, and even blooms 3 or 4 times in a lifetime.

In addition, the growth process of giant kam and other flowers is also very different. Normally, most ordinary flowers grow leaves first and then bloom, but the troll pretends to bloom first and wait until the flowers are completely withered before growing leaves. According to scientists' research, it takes an average of seven years for the earliest discovered giant konjac to bloom once, and the entire flowering period is only about two or three days.

Once the troll yam has been successfully pollinated, its flowers will gradually wither and rot, and it will also emit a foul smell and heat.

It smells like carrion and attracts a lot of insects and birds. It is precisely because of its special smell that people also call the troll yam "corpse flower". Many people who don't know about troll jac still think that it will eat people when they hear rumors, but this statement is completely wrong.

Only when the flowering period of giant konjac ends, when it withers, it will emit this smell, just to make itself better pollinated, and there is no harm to the human body.

The characteristic of the konjac flower is that when it blooms, it exudes a foul smell all over its body, and it smells of rotting corpses.

Characteristics: The flowers are small and concentrated only in the lower part of the inflorescence axis. The flowers of its jujube oak are divided into female and male flowers, the female flowers only have pistils, and the male flowers only have stamens.

Moreover, all the female flowers are distributed in the lowest part of the inflorescence axis of the fleshy spike, and the male Luyan flowers are distributed in the upper part of the female flower "territory".