Evening fragrant jade has more advantages to grow in this environment.

Families and genera of Euphorbia nigra

Evening fragrant jade, belongs to Amaryllidaceae, perennial bulb flowers, bulb flowers.

The alias of evening fragrant jade

Evening fragrant jade is what people often say, such as the incense under the moon and the incense at night.

The origin of evening fragrant jade

It is native to Mexico and South America, and is cultivated more in the north of our country than in the south. In recent years, some flower farmers in Xinhe, Shucheng and other towns in Shuyang County, Jiangsu Province have been introduced and planted on a trial basis, which have been successful and have obtained higher incomes. It is not a flower of the same family as the kind of nocturnal incense native to tropical America.

Morphological characteristics of late fragrant jade

Euphorbia angustifolia is a dormant plant in winter with striped basal leaves and short cauline leaves.

The spike-shaped bouquet is terminal, with 32 flowers per ear. The flowers are white, funnel-shaped and have a strong aroma. The fragrance is the strongest at night, hence the name.

The florescence of open field planting is usually from early July to early November, while the full flowering period is from August to September, which is a summer cut flower species. About 80 cm tall, leaves basal, lanceolate, base slightly reddish.