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Planting method of large fireworks

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Opium poppy, commonly known as big fireworks, is the original plant of drugs banned in our country. No matter what the purpose or the number of poppies are planted, private cultivation of opium poppy is illegal and should be forcibly eradicated. Article 351 of the Criminal Law of China is clear.

Opium poppy, commonly known as big fireworks, is the original plant of drugs banned in our country. No matter what the purpose or the number of poppies are planted, private cultivation of opium poppy is illegal and should be forcibly eradicated.

Article 351 of the Criminal Law of the people's Republic of China clearly stipulates that those who illegally cultivate opium poppy, marijuana and other plants shall all be forcibly eradicated; at the same time, it stipulates that those who cultivate more than 500 opium poppies or resist eradication, or are planted after being dealt with by public security organs, constitute the crime of illegally planting the original plants of drugs and should be subject to criminal punishment.

If a relatively small amount of cultivation does not constitute a crime, an administrative penalty for public security shall be imposed. Article 71 of the Law on Public Security Administration punishment stipulates that if the illegal cultivation of opium poppy is less than 500 plants, an administrative detention of not more than 15 days shall be imposed, and a fine of not more than 3,000 yuan may be imposed.

Illegal cultivation of original plants of drugs is illegal, and so is the cultivation of opium poppy. Do not regard poison flowers as scenery and grow original drug plants as fun. It is neither elegant nor fun, let alone be biased to believe that opium poppy shells are used as treasures and used as food, which will not only be addicted to drugs, but also suspected of breaking the law and committing crimes.

Poppy is an annual herb. Stem 30-80 cm tall, branched, with spreading rough hairs. Leaves alternate, pinnately parted, lobes lanceolate or strip-lanceolate, hispid on both sides. Buds ovoid, long pedicellate, pendulous when not open; sepals green, deciduous after blooming; petals 4, purplish red, cultivated opium poppy has multiple flower patterns and colors. Base often with dark purple spots, broadly Obovate or suborbicular, anthers yellow; pistil obovoid, stigma radiate. Flowering and fruiting period is from March to November.

 
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