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【Haixin Chemical Cup ★ Haichuan Chemical: Spring Has Arrived】043 What kind of flower is this?

2017-03-30View Original

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This post was last edited by a senior novice in design on 2017-4-19 at 09:14. It belongs to a Orchid enthusiast; I don’t know what kind of flower it is either.
Reply #22017-03-30
Do any friends from the south, especially Guangdong, know about it?
Reply #32017-03-30
Take a look; I don’t know it. :lol
Reply #42017-03-31
Is this a type of orchid? You even came up with biodiversity too – impressive
Reply #52017-03-31
No. I asked a friend today; it’s 【Huoquehua】
Reply #62017-03-31
Mucuna birdwoodiana (Latin name: Mucuna birdwoodiana) is a plant belonging to the class Dicotyledoneae and the order Angiospermae; it is considered a **plant under category II protection**. Strelitzia prefers light; it blooms profusely in sunny areas, and also produces many flowers in partially shaded locations, but it does not tolerate shade ; Prefers fertile and moist soil, and thrives in deep sandy loam ; It is found in cities such as Jiangmen, Zhaoqing, Qingyuan, Guangzhou, Shaoguan, and Dongguan in Guangdong. St. John’s wort can be propagated and grown into seedlings through cuttings or layering. As the Chinese rose thrives all year round, it blooms profusely around the Qingming Festival, with its flowers hanging in clusters that resemble birds in flight, offering great aesthetic value ; Dried Euphorbia plants can be used medicinally; they are an excellent remedy for reducing internal heat
Reply #72017-03-31
The bird-of-paradise is a woody vine belonging to the genus Lablab in the family Fabaceae. It features clusters of flowers that bloom directly on the vines, hanging in clusters that hang downward. When in bloom, they resemble countless birds perched on branches, combining beauty and form; it owes its name to its resemblance to a bird of paradise, and is truly stunning to behold. The bird’s-foot trefoil has five petals, which are usually off-white in color; they can also be pink, purple, or even purplish-black. As it remains green throughout the four seasons and blooms profusely when in flower, it possesses great aesthetic value. It can also be used as an ingredient in dishes or as a medicinal herb. The flowering period of the bird’s-foot trefoil is relatively short; it generally blooms from March to late April each year, with a flowering period of about 40 days
Reply #82017-03-31
Buddleia is suitable for use in creating green coverings for large trellises, green corridors, pavilions, and outdoor restaurants in parks and gardens;
Reply #92017-03-31
St. John’s wort can be propagated and grown into seedlings through cuttings or layering. Cutting is carried out before sprouting in spring; healthy branches are used as cuttings, which are soaked in a solution of rooting hormones such as root-inducing powder before being inserted into a bed of wet sand. The area is kept shaded and misted to maintain humidity, and roots develop after about 1 month ; During summer, when cutting is done outdoors, a shade canopy is needed to block out light. Layering mainly involves using trailing vines; after making incisions at the bottom of the internodes, these vines are pressed into the soil and kept moist. Once roots have formed, the new plant is cut away. When used for ground planting or vertical greening, slow-release fertilizers such as pond mud mixed with peat soil or compost can be utilized to regulate plant growth appropriately. It has a strong tendency to sprout; pruning is necessary – after autumn, overgrown vines and aging branches should be pruned once to improve light penetration and promote the formation of flower buds
Reply #102017-03-31
Aesthetic value: Since the Chinese rosebush remains green throughout the year, it blooms profusely around the Qingming Festival, with its flowers hanging in clusters that resemble flying rosebushes, giving it great aesthetic value. Therefore, it is ideal for use in creating green coverings for large trellises, green corridors, pavilions, and outdoor restaurants in parks and gardens; Suitable for vertical greening on walls, rock gardens, balconies, etc., or as plants for slope stabilization ; It can also be used in mountain rocks, stacked stones, and forest settings, offering a natural and rustic charm. When greening the top surface, it is important to set up supports and tie things manually in the early stage to help it climb. Edible value: The fresh chickweed has a sweet and delicious taste; it can be used as an ingredient in dishes, as well as in soups made with meat. It tastes great whether cooked by frying or stir-frying ; Dried Stellaria can be used medicinally; it is an excellent remedy for reducing internal heat. Medicinal value: The stem can be used medicinally; it has the effects of strengthening muscles and bones, improving blood circulation in the meridians, and replenishing blood ; The seeds contain starch and are poisonous.

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