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The product is a large-leaf umbrella, in fact, according to your description: I suggest that you move this large-leaf umbrella to the shade of the tree outdoors for a week, the leaves dry out because of the lack of water caused by the lack of water indoors for a long time, put the plant in the shade, one is to avoid direct sunlight, and the other is to allow it to fully attract the morning dew, so that the general situation is about a week, it should be better. Hope it helps!

Queensland umbrella wood, please ** control.

Elegantly shaped and easy to manage, it is an ideal indoor foliage plant. However, at present, most of them are imported from the south, and the cost is high. Through cultivation, the author found that as long as the temperature of 15 to 30 is maintained, cuttings can be used to propagate large-leaved umbrellas all year round.

The stems are erect, sparsely branched, the initial branches are green, and then gradually lignified; The epidermis is brown and smooth. The leaves are palmate compound leaves, and the number of leaflets varies greatly with growth, 3 5 when young, 9 12 when grown, and up to 16.

This is an ornamental plant such as goose paw firewood, which is relatively easy to raise. It is normal for leaves to fall in autumn and winter. About a third of the leaves will fall, starting at the base, yellowing first and then falling off. is a normal metabolism.

This plant should not be too dry in the summer, and it should not fall below zero in the winter.

But look at your **, it seems that the flower pot is a little smaller, and it is better to change it to a large pot. The diameter was about twice as large as it is now.

Asparagus, (Latin name: Asparagus cochinchinensis (Lour.)) merr), alias:

Three hundred sticks, bamboo, silk winter, tiger tail root, asparagus grass, tomorrow winter. The roots of Asparagus are spindle-shaped, the leaf-like branches are generally clustered every 3, pale green axillary flowers, and the berries are red when ripe, which is a perennial herbaceous plant of the family Liliaceae and Asparagus.

It is distributed in East China, Central South China, Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, Taiwan, Guizhou and other provinces and regions. It mostly grows in the shady wetlands of the forest edges, the shrubs of the hilly lands or the grasses on the slopes. Generally, in autumn and winter, it is dug up, washed, removed fibrous roots, boiled or steamed in boiling water until it is thorough, the outer skin is removed while it is hot, washed, dried and set aside.

In addition, the tuber root of asparagus is a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine, so it also has high medicinal value.

This is a spotted grass, spotted grass, perennial or annual herb. The stem branches from the base, 10-30 cm high, obliquely ascending or nearly erect, usually branched, with inverted short rough hairs. Flowering period is from April to June.

Grows in heathlands, roadsides, hilly grassy slopes, field edges, sunny meadows. It is an endemic species in China, which is not artificially introduced and cultivated, has medicinal value, and can be used as medicine.

<> goosefoot firewood, also known as duck's foot wood cover early, Wujiaaceae, goosefoot wood, evergreen tree. Prefers warm, moist, airy and bright sunlight, and is suitable for well-drained, organic-rich sandy loams. The suitable temperature for growth is about 20-30, and it should be warm and sheltered from the wind in winter, and the overwintering temperature is not less than 8, and the leaves will fall below 12 degrees.

Attention should be paid to keeping warm during the overwintering period. In summer, avoid direct sunlight, the leaves will lose their luster and burn and yellowish when exposed to the scorching sun; If it is too shaded, it will cause leaf drop. Apply fertilizer once a month, and fully water to ensure that the potting soil is moist, too dry and too wet will cause the leaves to fall off.

Foliar sprays should be carried out frequently during the growth of oak burials, and the leaves will fade green and yellow when the leaves are dry. Goose claw grows slowly, and is easy to germinate long branches, so it usually needs to be shaped and pruned frequently. When the long-standing plant is too large in indoor cultivation, it can be re-pruned in conjunction with spring repotting, removing most of the branches, and cutting off part of the roots and repotting.

商禄 [shāng lù].

Disclaimer This entry may involve professional knowledge, Chinese herbal medicine is not without poison***, please follow the doctor's instructions to take it, do not believe the online medication advice.

Phytolacca acinosa roxb is a perennial stout herbaceous plant of the family Phytolacca acinosa roxb. It is widely distributed in the red soil low hilly areas south of the Yangtze River, and the main varieties distributed in China are Shanglu (wild radish) and vertical Shanglu (American Shanglu, American Shanglu, Shirui Shanglu). According to its form, it is called amaranth, chervil, florist, rouge, etc.

Because the morphology is very similar to that of the purslane family (commonly known as soil ginseng or soil ginseng), it is mistaken for native ginseng in various places. The roots are hypertrophied, fleshy, and conical. The leaves are ovate, entire.

Summer and autumn flowers, white flowers, racemes. Eight carpels, departed. The berries are oblate spherical, purplish-black.

The fruit sequence is erect. Dried roots of medicinal merchant land. Harvested from autumn to the following spring, fibrous roots and sediment are removed, cut into pieces or slices, and dried in the sun or shade.

The root is used as medicine, and the white hypertrophy is preferred, and the red root is highly toxic and is only used externally. Pass two stools, chase water, disperse knots, treat edema, fullness, athlete's foot, laryngeal paralysis, and treat carbuncle swelling and sores with external application. It can also be used as veterinary drugs and pesticides.

The fruit contains tannin and can be used to extract tannin gum. Young stems and leaves are available for vegetable food. [1]

Shanglu mainly produces Henan, Hubei, Shandong, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, etc.

Scientific name in Chinese. The Latin scientific name of Shanglu.

phytolacca acinosa roxb.

Another name. Zhang willow, chervil, see the swelling, pour water lotus, Jin Qi Niang, pig female ear, white hen.

Plantae. Phylum Angiosperms.

Class Dicotyledons.

Subclass. Primitive perianth subclass.

Order**Seed order.

Science and Commerce. It belongs to the genus Shanglu and belongs to the species of Shanglu.

Area of distribution. China, North Korea, Japan and India.

Pinyin. shāng lù

Flowering period. May-August.

Fruiting period. June-October.