What kind of plants are suitable for growing in the desert?

Any plant can grow as long as there is water in the desert, but not many plants can survive without removing alkali or sinking alkali in saline-alkali soil. What kind of plants are suitable for growing in the desert?

Next, we will introduce desert plant varieties, desert rose (Adenium obesum (Forsk) Balfer Roem et Sehult).

Apocynaceae, small trees. Leaves long spatulate, collecting branches at the top. Rose red flowers, large and beautiful, ornamental flowers.

Striped rhinoceros horn (Stapelia variegata Linn.)

Lomoko. Stems succulent, clavate, quadrangular; leaves reduced to short spines; flowers with brown markings. Ornamental plants.

Rhinoceros horn (Stapelia gigantea N. E. Br.)

Lomoko. Stems long, clavate, with conspicuous four branches; leaves degenerated; flowers large, 5-lobed, with brown pinstripes inside. The flower shape is peculiar and is of great ornamental value.

Green Bell (Senecio rowleyanus Jacobson)

Compositae, herbs. Stems long, hanging, or lying on the ground; leaves fleshy, fusiform, globose, capable of storing moisture; top of peanut branches. Psammophyte drought-tolerant plant, often planted as an ornamental plant.

Cactus (Opuntia cochinellifera (Linn.) Mill.)

Cactus plants:

In order to adapt to the living conditions in the arid desert, the plants are succulent to store water, and the leaves form needles to prevent a large amount of water from evaporating. These plants are called cactus plants. Cactus plants are native to America or Africa. A large number of cactus plants are introduced in China, and a few of them are wild. As an ornamental plant, cactus has a wide variety, and many precious varieties have become worshippers on people's tables.

Desert Plant Room, also known as cactus and pulp plant room, covers an area of 1200 square meters, planting and displaying more than 1000 cactus and pulp plant species and varieties.