What flower is the water-colored hyacinth? What is the flower language of the water-colored hyacinth?
The water-colored hyacinth, just hearing its name always gives people a feeling that their heart is about to soften into water. And their pale color and beautifully blooming posture are enough to make every viewer's heart soften into water.
I. A brief introduction to the water-colored hyacinth
The water-colored hyacinth, also known as Dutch daffodil, five-colored daffodil, hyacinth, foreign daffodil and so on, is a perennial herbaceous bulb plant. The bulb is oval and has a membranous outer skin. Before the water-colored hyacinth blooms, its roots look like garlic. The leaves are generally 4-9 in number, narrowly lanceolate, thick and fleshy, green and glossy. There are about 20 flowers, with a tubular perianth, and the flower colors are quite numerous, including blue, pink, white, purple and so on. The flowering period is in early spring, with the natural flowering period from March to April.
II. The flower language of the water-colored hyacinth
1. The flower language of the water-colored hyacinth is "May you, my beloved, always be happy."
2. There are many varieties of hyacinth, and different flower colors represent different flower languages. The blue (water-colored) hyacinth is the most classic and has always been one of the flower colors people most like to grow. Later, through variety improvement, the flower colors became increasingly rich, so blue was the earliest color, and its flower language is - life, noble and rich, perseverance. After the flowering period of the water-colored hyacinth ends, if you want it to bloom again, you need to cut off the previous dying flowers. Therefore, the water-colored hyacinth also represents reborn love. Forget the sorrows of the past and begin a brand-new love.
III. The flower language of hyacinths of other colors
Purple hyacinth: sorrow, jealousy
White hyacinth: love that one dares not reveal
Red hyacinth: thank you
Yellow hyacinth: I am very happy
Deep blue hyacinth: somewhat melancholic because of love
Light purple hyacinth: gentle temperament, romantic feelings
Peach-pink hyacinth: passion, hoping to gain the other person's friendship
IV. Some netizen questions and answers about the water-colored hyacinth
1. Can the water-colored hyacinth be kept indoors?
Answer: Yes, but you need to weigh it yourself according to the specific situation. The flowers of the water-colored hyacinth give off a rich fragrance. If it is kept in the living room, there is no problem, but in the bedroom, it is recommended not to place it, or to place varieties with a relatively light fragrance, because the bedroom is not suitable for placing too many plants, as well as flowers and plants with a rich scent. This is not only for hyacinths; other flowers and plants are the same, because it is not conducive to sleep. In addition, the pollen of the water-colored hyacinth can easily cause skin allergies. If you have an allergic constitution, you should be a bit careful. Bringing your nose close to the flower to smell it is unscientific and should be avoided. Placing it on the table in the living room is fine, so there is no need to worry too much.
2. How can the water-colored hyacinth be grown safely?
Answer: The fragrance of hyacinths and primroses can cause allergies in some people. Now, there is a wide variety of flowers and trees on the market, with a large number of southern plants and introduced foreign varieties appearing. These flowers and trees are basically harmless. If you are unfamiliar with some flowers and trees and have doubts, as long as you pay attention to the following points, you can completely "rest easy": First, prevent children from accidentally eating them or having their skin directly contact the plant sap; second, keep the room well ventilated often; third, try not to place too many flowers and trees in the bedroom.
Do you now have a relatively in-depth understanding of the water-colored hyacinth? If you also like this elegant blue flower, why not go to the flower market and choose a pot to grow yourself?