What are the national flowers of four Asian countries? An old gardener tells you
Although there are countless kinds of flowers in the world, only a very few are fortunate enough to be chosen as national flowers. They symbolize the positive spiritual outlook of each country and are among the key protected flowers of all. Today, the editor wants to introduce to you the national flowers of four Asian countries that are full of cultural flavor and aesthetic experience. Come and admire their unique value!
Last year on May 1st, when I was traveling in Luoyang with friends, I saw patches of peonies so beautiful they took your breath away. That dreamlike scene made me develop a great interest in the national flowers of various countries. It occurred to me that I happened to have a friend who studied flower management, so I discussed in detail with her the national flowers of the four most representative Asian countries.
1. Peony
"National beauty and heavenly fragrance" and "king of flowers" are both perfect descriptions of China's national flower. As our own country's national flower, everyone must be very familiar with the peony! Its regular layers of pink petals are set off by golden yellow stamens in the center, giving it a very aristocratic air. To grow it well, the most important thing is to keep its light conditions at more than 4 hours per day. The peony's temperature conditions should be controlled at around 17 to 21 degrees Celsius, and watering should follow the principle of "many times, small amounts."
2. Jasmine
Jasmine has a very high status in the Philippines, where people regard it as a symbol of purity and beauty. Pure-colored jasmine cannot do without fertile soil conditions, so we had best apply a compound fertilizer to it once every 3 months. 15 to 21 degrees Celsius is the most suitable temperature for jasmine growth, and its sunshine duration should be moderate, and must be controlled within 2 hours.
3. Jasmine (Sambac)
In Pakistan, the fresh and pleasant fragrance of jasmine (Sambac) has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the Pakistani people. Its seven slender white petals are distributed very evenly, giving it a strong sense of harmonious beauty. In the process of growing jasmine (Sambac), the thing that needs the most attention is its water conditions. We can habitually use a small spray bottle to spray more water around it. It is also very particular about its own soil conditions, and only soil that is both fertile and easy to drain will do.
4. Magnolia
The people of Korea call the "magnolia" flower the sacred flower, believing that it can bring endless vitality and beauty to the entire country, and its own fragrance is also very charming. When growing magnolia flowers, we had best place it in a sunny spot, as only then will it be helped to grow more vigorously. When watering the magnolia, you need to wait until the soil has dried out completely before doing so, and the fertilizing cycle must also be controlled at more than half a year, otherwise all your efforts will be wasted.
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