Five kinds of flowering plants with pouty "du-du" mouths that are also easy to grow - how many do you know?

Lately, that hit song "Mouth Pout" keeps popping into my head from time to time, and its catchy, bewitching power is easy to imagine. The plant world also has plenty of good-looking plants with "pouty mouths." Picture 1: This potted plant is Zhu Jin, also called hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). The hibiscus has large flowers and brilliant colors. It is a strongly sun-loving species that likes to grow in warm environments and is not very cold-tolerant.

Petunia belongs to the genus Petunia. In full bloom, petunias look like little trumpets, and in every color, like a painter's pigments, they dot the big canvas of life in clusters, looking truly beautiful.

The lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus) has a graceful plant shape and brilliant flower colors, and its buds resemble "fiery red lips," which is how it got its name. The lipstick plant is a strongly epiphytic plant and can be placed on a balcony and grown in a hanging basket.

Bleeding heart vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Verbenaceae family. It got its name because the shape of its corolla and calyx looks very much like a dragon spitting out pearls. Before that, it was also called pearl tower.