Is it easy to grow canna?

Families and genera of Canna

Canna, a perennial perennial herb, is a common flowering plant in the tropics and subtropics.

An alias for canna

Canna is also known as red banana, small flower canna, small canna.

The distribution range of canna

Canna is native to America, India, Malay Peninsula and other tropical regions, distributed in India and Chinese mainland in the north and south and other places, growing at an altitude of 800m, has been artificially introduced and cultivated all over the country.

Morphological characteristics of canna

The canna plants are green as a whole, about 1.5 meters high, and the leaves are oval and oblong, 10 cm long and 10 cm wide.

Canna flowers are sparse, racemes, above the leaves, the flowers are red, solitary.

The bud is ovate, green, about 1.2 cm in length, calyx 3-piece, lanceolate, about 1 cm in length, green and sometimes red, Corolla tube less than 1 cm long, Corolla lobes lanceolate, 3-color 3.5 cm long, green or red.

Outer whorl staminodes 3-2, bright red, of which 2 are oblanceolate, 3.mur4 cm in length and 7 mm in width, and the other is particularly small if present, 1.5 cm long and only 1 mm wide.

Labellum lanceolate, 3 cm long, curved, developmental stamens 2.5 cm long, anther locule 6 mm long; style flattened, 3 cm long, half connate with filaments of developing stamens.

The capsule of canna is green, long-ovate, with soft spines, about 1.2ml / 1.8cm in length, and the flowering and fruiting period is usually from March to December.

The flowery language of Canna

The flower language is: a solid future.

According to Buddhism, canna is made from blood from Buddha's toes and is a large flower.

The canna in full bloom in the sun and hot weather makes people feel its strong will to exist.