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Reed has so many alternative names, how many do you know?
"Thick grow the reeds, the white dew turns to frost." The jianjia described in the Book of Songs is the reed. Reed is a tall perennial aquatic or hygrophytic grass, generally found beside irrigation ditches and on riverbank marshes, and it grows all over the world. The reed's stems stand upright, the plants are tall, swaying in the wind, full of wild charm.
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What other names does the Phalaenopsis orchid have? Do you know these names?
The Phalaenopsis orchid originated in tropical rainforest regions and is now widely distributed in Southeast Asian areas such as Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, and is also cultivated in Taiwan, China and in Central and North America.
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The monkey face orchid actually has these nicknames, and many people don't know them
The monkey face orchid, of the orchid family and the genus Dracula, is a small epiphytic orchid about 40 cm tall, with thick stems, and opposite leaves that are obovate-lanceolate. The flowers grow in opposite pairs in the leaf axils, are funnel-shaped, and the flower stalks emerge from the base; the seeds are tiny.
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Does Cymbidium eburneum have these other names too? Did you know?
Cymbidium eburneum is one of the orchid species with relatively high ornamental value. It usually blooms around the Spring Festival, and its flowering period is also fairly long. The flower shape of Cymbidium eburneum is quite unusual.
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Pothos, do you really know it? A comprehensive look at this plant
Pothos is an evergreen vine native to tropical regions. With its tenacious vitality, it can survive in water alone, which is why it is also called the "flower of life." It can climb along a pole, trail from a study windowsill, or simply be grown in a pot indoors for display.
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What are the other names for pothos? You may not know these names
Pothos is an evergreen vine that originally grew in tropical regions. It has strong vitality and survives as soon as it touches water, so it is also called the "flower of life." It can climb along a cylindrical support, trail over a study windowsill, or be grown directly in a pot indoors for viewing.
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Did you know coral vine has these other names too?
The evergreen coral vine originates from Central America. Coral in the ocean is itself an ornamental organism, and the coral vine as a plant is even more eye-catching, known as the "queen of climbing plants."
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What plant is Bleeding Glory-Bower? Let us truly get to know it
Bleeding Glory-Bower (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is a perennial plant of the Verbenaceae family. Generally, when grown as a potted plant, it is kept very short due to pruning restrictions. In fact, it is a semi-vining climber, and its branches can reach over one zhang (approximately 3.3 m) in length. This flower is relatively easy to grow, produces abundant blooms, and is a very beautiful potted plant.
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Did you know that the Mucuna birdwoodiana flower actually has another name?
Mucuna birdwoodiana is famous for its uniquely shaped flowers. When it blooms, the flowers hang in strings, growing directly on the vines, just like thousands of sparrows perching under the dense shade of the forest - a truly spectacular sight. Let's take a deeper look at this amazing plant.
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What are the alternative names of Rangoon creeper? These aliases are worth knowing
Rangoon creeper (Combretum indicum) is a climbing flowering plant with high medicinal value, and its flowers are also quite unique and elegant. Rangoon creeper is distributed in many places in our country.
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