What plants are snakes afraid of, and what plants snakes like

The herbaceous plants that snakes are afraid of bear fruit as follows:

The first is a seven-leaf flower. This is a very famous herb for treating poisonous snakes, and there are "seven leaves and a branch of flowers in the family, and poisonous snakes are afraid to enter the house", "seven leaves and a branch of flowers, the deep mountains are my home, and carbuncles are like encounters, as if they are in hand".

The second type is impatiens. This is a very common wild plant in rural areas, and many people often plant it in their yards because it has both ornamental value and snake protection.

The third is Wangjiangnan. This plant is a very famous snake repellent plant in some mountainous areas in the south, and it also has a domineering common name "snake extinguishing door".

The fourth is to return to the bar. This is a very common weed in rural areas, and it is estimated that many rural children have picked its leaves and fruits to eat.

Snakes are a group of animals belonging to the phylum Chordates, the class Reptiles. The body is elongated, divided into three parts: head, trunk and tail, and there are no limbs or claw-like hind limbs on either side of the cloaca transversely lobed by lower snakes. The body is covered with scales, the head shape varies, and the nostrils are located on the snout side, but the lifelong marine species of sea snakes live on the back of the snout.

Protective transparency** outside the eyeball, round, vertically oval or horizontally oval, no active eyelids, and a nearly spherical lens.

Climbing plants can provide ideal shelter and climbing environment conditions for snakes, so some geckos and non-venomous snakes like to live in creeper branches and leaves. It's the same with ivy.

For example, when a bird makes a nest nearby, the snake likes to climb up, and if there is no food that the snake likes nearby, they will not frequent it.

There is also a saying that "night primrose" beckons snakes in the folk.

Snakes like to climb things like poles, pillars, trees, etc.

Cobras are afraid of impatiens.

Because the rhizomes, leaves, and flowers of impatiens contain sulfur, and snakes don't like this smell, so they have the effect of "repelling snakes".

Impatiens is an annual herbaceous flower of the Dicotyledonous Plantage Order, Impatiens Family, and Impatiens family, and the whole plant is divided into six parts: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds. Because of its flower head, wings, tail, and feet are all warped like a phoenix, it is also known as the golden phoenix. The body of the impatiens has six parts: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds.

The cobra of the plant world, but a popular potted plant, just ask you if you are afraid.

The plant that snakes are most afraid of is impatiens. Impatiens are native to China, India and the Malay Archipelago, and are widely cultivated in the central and southern parts of China.

Impatiens, also known as small peach, acute seed, is an annual herbaceous flower of the impatiens family. The plant is 30 cm to 80 cm tall, with smooth fleshy stems and solitary, lanceolate, serrated leaves. The flower is large, and the shape of the flower resembles a vigorous phoenix with its head, feet, tail and wings upturned, from which the name of the impatiens is derived.

But in the United States, impatiens have a very funny English name, called "touchmenot". It means "Don't touch me!" Indeed, the ripe impatiens fruit is like a miniature bomb, which, if touched at the slightest touch, immediately "explodes" open and pops the seeds.

Impatiens is a kind of grass flower that is widely cultivated, there are many flower colors, there are purple, red, pink, rose red, white, etc., there is a flower that blooms several colors of compound color flowers, the petals have single petals and double petals, the flowering period is long, from June to late autumn, although its flowers are not rich and luxurious, but also beautiful and generous.