What is the flower language of the succulent plant Guanyin lotus?

Guanyin lotus gives people the feeling of beauty and purity. Each flower represents a different flower language, some flowers may represent happiness, some flowers may represent purity, and some flowers may represent good luck. So, what does the flower language of Guanyin Lotus represent?

Auspicious ruyi Guanyin lotus Huayu

Lovely people, even if they are not perfect, must have many lovely places; So is Guanyin Lotus. Although it is not as charming as camellia, graceful as peony and fresh as osmanthus, it has its loveliness. It has a lovely and gratifying flower language of Guanyin Lotus, full of meat, and looks naughty and can produce fresh juice. In Changchun, it is green all year round, placed in a blue-and-white porcelain basin with books and sandalwood. In the long years,

Happiness in the era of origami Guanyin lotus

Guanyin lotus is not difficult to feed, and lazy people like it. So everyone likes the tender meat. Such a cute little thing should appear in painting, photography, embroidery and origami. It's also interesting to have such a cute little thing in origami. After molding, it has a strong three-dimensional effect, which has both decorative effect and ornamental value. If Guanyin lotus is folded with waterproof paper, it can be put in water.

What is the flower language of succulent plant Wu Yuyu?

Wu Yuyu is a classic cactus variety with soft endosperm, beautiful appearance and high ornamental value. This is a very popular potted plant. However, jet is a poisonous beauty. Contains a hallucinogenic alkaloid, which will cause pleasure and hallucination after taking it. Be careful not to eat it by mistake. In this issue, I will sort out Wu Yuyu's knowledge of flower language. Let's have a look.

Wu Yuyu's Flower Language: Beauty

Wu Yuyu is a small but spineless cactus. Wu Yuyu, also known as Sangguanquan, is a succulent plant of the genus Wu Yuyu in Cactus. Old plants are clustered and have radish-like fleshy roots; Sphere oblate or spherical, with dark green or grayish green epidermis; The plant height is 5 ~ 8 cm, the edges are arranged vertically or spirally, the top is fluffy, and the base of the thorn has white or yellow-white fluff; Small flowers are bell-shaped or funnel-shaped, pale pink to purplish red; Jet blooms from March to May, sometimes until September. Berries are pink and rod-shaped, and each fruit has about 10 to 30 black seeds. Anthers are thixotropic and can pollinate and reproduce themselves.

There are many varieties of Kuroha jade itself, and the common one is blown Kuroha jade: the sphere is small, easy to give birth to young balls, often clustered; White-flowered jet: the sphere is large, with many edges and white flowers; Kuroha Jade Crown: Also known as Kuroha Jade Ornament, the plant grows in a twisted shape with a cockscomb shape; Yujin in Wu dialect: A variety of spotted brocade with irregular yellow or white spots on the sphere, and sometimes the whole brocade is white or yellow. There are also five-sided Kuroha jade, multi-sided Kuroha jade, big Kuroha jade, prickly Kuroha jade, long-haired Kuroha jade, Dezhou Kuroha jade and so on.

Evodia rutaecarpa can be used for treating toothache, labor pain, fever, chest pain, dermatosis, rheumatism, diabetes, common cold and blindness. American pharmacies indicate that jet can treat neurasthenia, hysteria and asthma. The extract of Kuroha jade has the function of inhibiting microorganisms. Wu Yuyu also contains barley malt alkali with antibacterial effect, which can resist 18 kinds of penicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strains, several other bacteria and a fungus.

Is succulent Guanyin lotus poisonous? What kind of Guanyin lotus is poisonous?

Are Guanyin lotus of different families and genera poisonous?

There are two completely different plants called Guanyin lotus, which are succulent Guanyin lotus of Sedum and herb Guanyin lotus of Araceae.

Sedum Guanyin lotus is nontoxic.

Guanyin lotus, also known as long grass, Guanyin lotus and Buddha lotus, is a kind of succulent plant that the public likes. It has little effect on absorbing indoor toxic gases, can vacuum and sterilize, purify the air, and slightly increase indoor humidity. It is a succulent plant very suitable for family use.

Guanyin lotus of Araceae is poisonous.

Guanyin lotus of Araceae is poisonous. If it is kept at home, it is necessary to prevent children and unsuspecting people from eating by mistake. Poisoning can cause tongue and throat swelling, vomiting and diarrhea, and if ingested, it can lead to suffocation and even heart paralysis. If you eat Guanyin lotus by mistake, you should take egg white and batter immediately, drink plenty of sugar water or inject glucose saline intravenously.

At the same time, Guanyin lotus of Araceae can also be used as medicine, but it must be fried with rice until it is brown, and it can be taken orally for more than 2 hours. According to records, Guanyinlian has therapeutic effects on malaria, acute diarrhea, intestinal typhoid, rheumatic pain, hernia, leucorrhea with reddish discharge, carbuncle swelling, atrophic rhinitis, carbuncle swelling, scabies, scabies, snake bites, dog bites, etc.

How to tell whether Guanyin Lotus is poisonous?

Comparison of two different Guanyin lotus varieties

The succulent plant Guanyin lotus is not poisonous. This kind of Guanyin lotus is also commonly known as long grass, Guanyin lotus, Buddha lotus and so on.

Poison Guanyin lotus belongs to Araceae, also known as black-leaf taro and black-leaf Guanyin lotus, which is a foliage plant.

The difference between these two plants is actually very simple. Sedum leaves are thicker and feel better, while Araceae leaves are thinner. In addition, Araceae plants usually have fleshy tubers in the underground part, and their plant height is much higher than that of Sedum plants.

What is a succulent plant without roots? What if succulents have no roots?

Succulents usually reproduce by cutting leaves or pruning, and rooting is a very important link in the reproduction of succulents. Some people cut succulents into the soil or put leaves on the pot soil at will, and after a while they will grow roots or even leaves, but some novices have no idea, which leads to the delay of succulents taking root and sprouting. What's going on? What should I do?

First of all, we should know that succulents, whether leaves or beheaded branches, will be frightened and enter a special dormant state when we break them off from the mother. Only when they are stable and comfortable and can get an environment they trust, can they wake up from their dormancy and start to take root.

Flower lovers who have successfully rooted succulents will know that both leaves and broken branches grow from the growing point when they take root. Therefore, if you want succulents to take root, you must make sure that the succulents you want to take root have fresh growing points before cutting.

Nowadays, it is very popular to sell old piles with shapes on the Internet, so some unscrupulous merchants directly cut off the branches of old piles and sell them. Of course, the flower friends hope that the lower part of the branch can take root and sprout directly in the soil. As a result, the branches of the old pile did not take root and sprout, but withered or even rotted from the bottom, and there was no way to cut them off. Fortunately, the old pile finally took root after several cuts, but unfortunately it didn't grow roots until the bottom of the rosette, which was embarrassing.

In a word, patience is very important for the success of leaf cutting. If you are not sure, don't water them to speed up their rooting. If you are really in a hurry, you can try rooting powder, or soak the hair roots of the healed meat in concentrated sugar water for 15 minutes (don't soak them for too long, otherwise the cells of the meat will lose water), then cut them and wait patiently for the hair roots.

Tips If you want succulents to take root, you must try to choose healthy plants and leaves. It is best to dry for a few days after leaving the mother's body, and then cut after the wound heals, so that they can be kept in the best environmental conditions, which is more conducive to the rooting and germination of succulents.