Home › Flowers & Gardening › Article

Potted Canna Lily blooms as large as a bowl's rim, with colors as vivid as a peony; if you want flowers to enjoy, choose this one.

Flowers & Gardening 0 views
Canna Lily, a name that sounds a bit common, but at its root, it was not given by common people. Before the Tang Dynasty, Canna Lily was called Red Banana, and the talented scholar Luo Yin wrote a poem: "Banana leaves leaf by leaf rise to the jade sky, red calyxes climb high reflecting the sun's red. Just like a beauty waking from spring sleep...

Canna Lily, a name that sounds a bit common, but at its root, it was not given by common people. Before the Tang Dynasty, Canna Lily was called Red Banana, and the talented scholar Luo Yin wrote a poem: "Banana leaves leaf by leaf rise to the jade sky, red calyxes climb high reflecting the sun's red. Just like a beauty waking from spring sleep, with crimson lips and green sleeves dancing in the east wind," which made the name "Canna Lily" resound, and gradually replaced the name Red Banana.

Potted Canna Lily, also called Red Banana and Phoenix-tail Flower, is a perennial bulbous-rooted herbaceous plant. Because its leaves resemble those of the banana, and its flower posture is graceful and seems to smile with affection, just like a beauty, it is named Canna Lily. Although the name Canna Lily contains "banana," it is not a delicate beauty. Canna Lily has strong adaptability, tolerates high temperatures and heat, is not choosy about soil, and can settle anywhere.

Potted Canna Lily comes in many flower colors, including bright red, fresh yellow, pink, orange-yellow, multi-colored spots, and more. The red ones are lovely, the yellow ones are bright and gorgeous, the orange ones are charming... As long as there is sunlight and rain, it can grow full of vitality, with clusters of green leaves and budding blooms.

Canna Lily also hides juice in the center of its flower. If you break the flower base and put the flower in your mouth to suck, it is especially fresh and sweet. However, do not try the Canna Lilies planted by the roadside. One reason is that picking flowers in public places is a behavior lacking in public spirit, and another is that roadside greenery is generally sprayed with pesticide to prevent insects.

Potted Canna Lily also has a most important function: it can absorb harmful substances such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen chloride, and sulfur dioxide. Its leaves are very sensitive to the surrounding environment, but there is no need to worry, as it can quickly grow new leaves.

Growing such a small potted plant at home truly has many benefits. It is an ideal flower for greening, beautifying, and purifying the environment, and it can also monitor harmful substances indoors.




Related Articles