What kind of plant is emerald suitable for growing indoors?

Today, the "emerald" that the editor is going to introduce to you is not that kind of mineral gemstone, but a kind of plant, a kind of foliage plant. Perhaps many friends will wonder: what kind of plant is emerald and why it has such a noble title? Is it suitable to grow indoors?

Emerald, native to tropical South Africa, is a kind of foliage plant, commonly known as "emerald". It is not uncommon to blossom in the country of origin, but it is difficult to blossom in the north, just like the iron tree flowering is very rare. The incubation period of emerald is about two months, but the florescence is only 12 hours, which is extremely precious, and the fragrance of flowers has a strong germicidal effect. The emerald forest taro is a trailing species with stout stems and air roots on the nodes; the leaves are long heart-shaped, 25-35 cm long and 12-18 cm wide, with no end and tip, and the base is deep heart-shaped, green, entire and shiny. The tender shoots and leaf sheaths are green.

The reason why Xilin taro gets such an expensive name as emerald has something to do with its moist green appearance.

The emerald forest taro is a trailing species with stout stems and air roots on the nodes; the leaves are long heart-shaped, 25-35 cm long and 12-18 cm wide, with no end and tip, and the base is deep heart-shaped, green, entire and shiny. The tender shoots and leaf sheaths are green. Its leaf shape is strange and changeable, the aerial root is slender and dense, the posture is whirling, and it is very shady, and it is placed indoors, which makes people feel as if they have entered the tropical rain forest. It is a large foliage plant which is very popular with people at present.

Emerald flower also known as emerald happy forest taro, long heart leaf vine green velvet. The stem is stout and trailing, and there are obvious nodes like bamboo on the stem. Similar fine varieties are ruby forest taro, red handle forest taro, Qin leaf forest taro and heart leaf forest taro and so on. Its stem and tender shoots, petioles and leaf sheaths are all green, namely emerald; the florescence of emerald is autumn, and the flower is solitary to the upper leaf axil, which is composed of flame bud and white spike inflorescences. There is a stamen column, halo milky white or white, with a thick middle finger, shaped like a corn cob.

In fact, emerald is a common indoor foliage plant in the south. People may not know much about emeralds, but when it comes to its common name, perhaps many friends will say: Oh-- it is a rich tree!