What other names and elegant titles does the golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa) have?
The golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa), when in bloom, looks like a golden lotus surging up from the ground, and it also resembles the lotus beneath a Bodhisattva's seat. That is why Buddhism designated it as one of the "Five Trees and Six Flowers" of temples.
Other names for the golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa)
Thousand-petal lotus, ground golden lotus, undefeatable golden steel
Habits of the golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa)
A light-loving plant that prefers ample sunlight and warmth; at low temperatures below 0°C, its above-ground parts will freeze.
It prefers fertile, loose soil. It is easy to transplant.
It mostly grows on mountain slopes or is planted in courtyards;
The flower language of the golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa)
The golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa) carries the meanings of "nobility," "sacredness," and "simple elegance."
The flower language of the golden lotus (Musella lasiocarpa): noble and elegant, may all go well with you.