The Culture method of Rain long Flower

1. Light

Rain for a long time flowers like light, in spring and autumn and winter can be given direct light, more conducive to plant growth and flowering, and strong summer light, to do a good shade treatment, to avoid direct light, can be placed in a bright place indoor care.

two。 Temperature

If the temperature is too high in summer, it should be cooled down in time when the temperature is higher than 34 ℃. In winter, plants below 10 ℃ will stop growing and can be moved to indoor care to avoid frostbite.

3. Soil

Potted rainy flowers can be selected from pond mud rich in humus, which is generally mixed with rotten leaves, river mud and garden soil.

4. Moisture content

Rain flowers have a great demand for water, and they should be watered thoroughly to keep the soil moist and wet between dry and dry.

The Culture method of Rain long Flower

Yujiuhua, Monochoria korsakowii Yujiuhua, Yujiuhua belongs to the north and south provinces of China and East Asia.

Herbs perennial, 30-80 cm tall, with short creeping rhizomes, erect aboveground stems. Leaves ovate-cordate, long stalked, sheathed at base. Flowering stems drawn from base, racemes, tepals 6, blue-purple. Anthers 6, one of which is light blue and the others are yellow. Capsule ovoid.

Strong and hardy, born on the edge of swamps, ditches and ponds.

Breeding: sowing, split roots can be, very easy to survive.

Sowing, split roots can be, very easy to survive and planted in the pool, pot planting can also, do not need special management.

Flowers and leaves are excellent, arranged in the pond facing the water, very chic. Culture methods and matters needing attention of Yujiuhua

Latin name MONOCHORIA KORSAKOWII REGEL ET MAACK

The plant kingdom.

Keyujiuhua family

Belongs to the genus Rhizoma.

Monochoria hastata (Arrow Leaf) belongs to the family Euphorbiaceae, which belongs to the genus Rhizoma. Produced in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, Hekou, born in ditches, pools, ponds, paddy fields and swamps below 700 meters above sea level.

1. Alias

Fireworks (Yunnan Estuary)

2. Morphological characteristics.

Perennial aquatic herbs, 50 mi 100 cm tall; rhizomes elongated, branched, often forming large clumps, 1 mi 2 cm thick, internodes 2 cm long, often with persistent leaf sheaths; fibrous roots numerous. Adult plant leaf blade triangular-ovate, base sword-shaped or hastate, extremely sparse cordate, 7ml 25 cm long and 4 mi 20 cm wide, basal lobes diverging, abduction, acuminate or narrowly pointed; petiole 30 color 50 cm long, usually shorter than inflorescence petiole, base sheathlike expansion. Flower stem 30 Mel 100 cm long, erect; outer scale leaves of inflorescence oblong-lanceolate, 10 mi 15 cm long, acute, with ca. 1. 5 cm linear tail tip; terminal bract petiole 10 mi 20 cm long, base 2 mi 4 cm sheathlike, bracts papery, flame bract-like, 2 mi 4 cm long, 2 mi 3 cm wide, acute; racemes shortening, subumbellate, fruit elongated Inflorescence stalk 1mm long, extending flat from the mouth of the sheath, and then curved, with 60 flowers, extremely dense, the lower pedicel is 15mur30mm long, the upper pedicel is 7Mel 20mm; the flowers are light blue, open one after another, and the petals are 15Mel 18mm long; filaments white, stigma densely short hairy. Capsule ellipsoid, ca. 1 cm long; seeds oblong, ca. 0. 8 mm, brown, with about 10 longitudinal ribs, with very fine horizontal lines between edges. The florescence is from April to July.