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What other names does snake plant have? Get to know these common names
Snake plant leaves are firm and upright, with grayish-white and dark green tiger-tail-like horizontal banded markings on the surface. Its posture is resolute and it is peculiar and interesting. Snake plant is tough and resilient, widely cultivated and used, and is a common indoor potted foliage plant.
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Lucky bamboo has these other names too - how many do you know?
Lucky bamboo was introduced to China in the 1970s as an ornamental plant. Its stems and leaves are thick and fleshy, giving it high ornamental value, and it also carries the meaning of "blooming flowers bring wealth, bamboo announces peace, great fortune and prosperity," making it deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. Next, the editor will introduce lucky bamboo, along with common questions about keeping lucky bamboo at home.
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What are the other names for the sensitive plant? So it can also be called these
The sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica) is a perennial herb or subshrub in the Fabaceae family. Its leaves can respond to light and heat. Unlike ordinary plants, when touched by people its leaf stalks droop and its leaflets fold closed, so people interpret this as "shyness" and thus call it the sensitive plant. It is suitable as a potted flower for balconies and indoors, and can also be grown in courtyards.
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Pilea also has these other names, did you know
Pilea, commonly known as long-stalked clearweed, is a perennial herb with creeping stems. It is a rather trendy small foliage plant. The whole plant is used medicinally, with effects of clearing heat and draining dampness, promoting body fluid and quenching thirst, and reducing jaundice and protecting the liver.
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Coleus: you may not know it has these other names
Coleus is a perennial herbaceous plant and a foliage ornamental flower. It is often used to create patterns in flower beds, venues and theatres, and can also serve as the accompanying foliage in flower baskets and bouquets. Indoor displays are mostly small to medium-sized potted plants; choose light-colored, smooth-textured cachepots to set off the coleus's gorgeous leaf colors. Now let's learn about coleus together with the editor!
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Calendula originally had other flower names too - do you know these aliases?
The calendula plant is dwarf-growing, with dense blooms and brilliantly vivid flower colors, and it also has a long flowering period, making it the most common herbaceous flower in early-spring gardens and cities. Besides being ornamental, calendula also has excellent edible and medicinal value; its flowers and leaves have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. Below, the editor will introduce calendula to you.
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What other names does the violet go by? You may not know these names
The violet originates from the Mediterranean coast and is widely cultivated in southern China. Its flowers are purplish red, but there are also pale red, pale yellow or white ones, and they are fragrant. The fruit is slender and can be used for ornamental purposes. Violets last a long time in water and are also an important cut flower.
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Garden Balsam Nicknames Roundup: How Many of These Common Aliases Do You Know?
Garden balsam, also known as touch-me-not, "impatient flower" and others, is a herbaceous plant in the Balsaminaceae family. Because its flower head, wings, tail and feet all curl upward like a phoenix, it is also called phoenix flower. The leaves of the garden balsam are rich and vivid in color, and are deeply loved by girls.
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What other aliases does the money tree have? Many people don't know these names
The money tree is a perennial herbaceous flower introduced from abroad in recent years, with a plant height of 50 cm to 80 cm. On the underground corm grow pinnately compound leaves resembling those of Zamia cycads or ferns, with fleshy petioles, 7 to 10 pairs of leaflets, and elliptical leaflets that look like pairs of neatly arranged copper coins. The spathe bud is reddish-brown.
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What are the other names for cypress vine? Few people know these names
Cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit) is an annual, delicate, twining herbaceous plant. Its flowers are mostly deep red, though some are white. The trumpet-shaped flowers bloom successively from summer to autumn and are remarkably dainty and lovely. Its branches and leaves are slender and dense, graceful and unhurried, and also worth admiring.
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