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The bird of paradise, also known as the crane orchid, is native to southern Africa, cultivated in parks and flower beds in large cities in southern China, and cultivated in greenhouses in the north. Crane Wanglan is evergreen in all seasons, the leaves are large and beautiful, the flower shape is peculiar, it can be planted in the corner of the courtyard, and is used for the decoration of courtyard landscaping and flower beds and flower landscapes.

Morphological characteristics. Perennial herb, stemless. Leaves oblong-lanceolate, 25-45 cm long, about 10 cm wide, acutely pointed at apex, rounded or wedge-shaped at base, lower margins wavy; The petiole is elongated.

The flowers are born on a peduncle of about the same length or slightly shorter than the petiole, and the lower one is supported by a Buddha flame bud; bracts scapular-shaped, up to 20 cm long, green, purplish-red margins, sepals lanceolate, centimeters long, orange-yellow, arrow-shaped petals with ear-like lobes at base, nearly equal in length to sepals, dark blue; stamens equal in length to petals; The anthers are narrowly linear, the columella is prominent, and the stigma is 3.

Birds of paradise prefer a slightly moist environment, and if they are in water-scarce soil for a long time, they will not grow well. Birds of paradise need a certain amount of water to maintain their growth, and the climate is different in different seasons, so the frequency of watering is also different.

In the spring and autumn growing season, you can water every 3-5 days, and in summer, you can water once a day, and the temperature in winter is low, and the evaporation rate is slow, so you can water once a week to meet the needs of growth. Watering should be careful not too much, every time to ensure that it can be watered thoroughly, the pot needs to avoid water accumulation.

The bird of paradise is watered differently in different seasons, and during the spring and autumn growing seasons, it can be watered and fertilized every three to five days. In summer, the temperature is high, so you can water it once a day, and you also need to use soil with good water permeability. In winter, when the temperature is low, watering once a week is fine, but be careful to keep warm and give the bird of paradise plenty of light.

Spring and autumn are the growing seasons for birds of paradise and need plenty of sunshine, so it can be watered every three to five days. Birds of paradise are able to grow normally in environments between 15 and 25 degrees. And when it is in the growing season, applying some fertilizer containing phosphorus and potassium every fifteen days or so will be conducive to its better growth.

In summer, the weather is better, the temperature is higher, the evaporation intensity is relatively high, and you can water once a day. This prevents the bird of paradise from dehydrating and causing growth problems, and it needs to use soil that is more permeable to water, as it does not like wet rings, which may affect growth if it does not drain in time after watering.

In winter, the temperature is low and the evaporation rate is slow, so watering once a week can meet the needs of growth, but the bird of paradise is not hardy and will not grow again when the temperature is below eight degrees. In environments where the temperature is less than 4 degrees Celsius, it is easy to suffer from frostbite, so it is necessary to pay special attention to temperature control in winter.

When watering the bird of paradise, spray the leaves and rhizomes completely with water, but do not allow water to accumulate in the potting soil. After each watering, the bird of paradise needs to be placed in a sunny place, which will improve the quality of its flowering.

Bird of ParadiseWater once a day for the first week. Freshly planted plants are potted.

After that, the root water should be watered, and this time the root water should be watered thoroughly. For the next week, water every day. The plant grows true leaves.

After that, the potting soil should be kept slightly moist, too dry is not enough.

Precautions for watering birds of paradise

Spring and early autumn are the peak growing seasons for birds of paradise, and during these two phases, watering every four or five days is sufficient, and there should be no standing water in the potting soil. If you water too much and there is water in the potting soil, the roots in heaven will rot the roots. After the temperature drops in autumn, the amount of watering should be gradually reduced, and the watering time should be gradually extended.

In summer, the weather is hot and the temperature is high, and the water evaporates relatively quickly, so you can water it every two or three days. Spray some water around the plant to increase the humidity of the air and prevent the leaves of the bird of paradise from drying out. In winter, the bird of paradise will enter the dormant period, and the plants will stop growing, and the soil can be kept dry and watered every half month.

1.In winter, the temperature is low, the water evaporates slowly, and it is the flowering period of the bird of paradise, which consumes very little water, so it needs to control the water.

2.Generally, it is watered once every 10 days or so, and the amount of water should be controlled.

3.At this time, you should also pay attention to the choice of time to water the bird of paradise, and you should water it at noon on a sunny day.

4.The water should be connected in advance and close to the room temperature before it can be used, so that it can better absorb water.

Birds of paradise generally need to be watered once every three days.

Crane Hope Orchid, also known as the Bird of Paradise, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Traveler's Banana, without stems; Leaves oblong-lanceolate, apex acutely pointed, lower margins wavy; Flowers are equal or slightly shorter than petioles; sepals lanceolate, orange-yellow, arrow-shaped petals, nearly equal to sepals, dark blue; The stamens are the same length as the petals, the flower column is prominent, and the flowering period of the crane orchid is in winter, so it is named because the flower looks like a crane.

The crane orchid mainly has ornamental value, and the potted plants are for ornamentation. In addition to potted ornamentation, its flower branches are thick and straight, the flowering period is long, and it is also a good cut flower material, often used to make high-end bouquets or artistic flower arrangements, and is widely used in weddings, birthday gifts, celebrations and other ceremonial social occasions. The shape of the flower of the Crane Orchid, which is widely circulated in the market, is reminiscent of the Bird of Paradise that inhabits Papua New Guinea, so it is also called the Bird of Paradise flower, symbolizing freedom, auspiciousness, happiness, and unswerving love.

Things to keep in mind when planting a bird of paradise:

1. Watering. Keep the soil moist and ready for growth. The high temperature in summer and the rapid evaporation of water usually take place every day, in the morning and evening, and the soil should be kept slightly wet. In winter, the temperature is low, the growth is slow, the water is strictly controlled, and the soil is kept slightly dry.

2. Illumination. Birds of paradise love light, and the growth process ensures that there is enough light every day, and the light time is maintained for more than 8 hours, so as to promote the growth of the plants, and the flowers are large and bright. The bird of paradise at home should be raised in a sunny position as much as possible, which can make the branches of the plant thick and the leaves large and green.

3. Soil. The roots of the bird of paradise are fleshy and need to be made to be breathable, drained and fertile. Note that the soil should not be too dry during the Changchang chain period, and the root system cannot absorb water, and the plant will have poor growth, hindering its healthy growth.

4. Pruning. Pay attention to the dead branches and rotten leaves, diseased branches and weak leaves, long branches and leaves and residual flowers and buds of the bird of paradise during the growth period to avoid excessive nutrient consumption.