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What is the flower language of calla lily

Calla lily is a rather precious flower, and both its flowers and leaves have high ornamental value, so do you know what the flower language of calla lily is? Friends who want to know might as well take a look at the introduction below!

The flower language of calla lily

Flower language: happiness, purity, symbolizing "holy devotion to the Dharma, eternal union of hearts, good fortune and may all go well with you." In European and American countries it is a commonly used flower for bridal bouquets. Flower colors include white, red, yellow, silver star, purple spot, etc. Generally speaking, the white ones are called calla lily, and the colored ones we call alocasia. The vase life of cut flowers is a long 10-15 days. For preservation, use clay to seal the opening of the flower stalk tube, and every day cut 0.5 cm off the base of the flower stem in water and seal it with clay. Suitable and taboo: suitable for a bride's bouquet; small and white varieties are suitable to give to young friends; do not give orange-red varieties to ordinary friends of the opposite sex; give an even number, not an odd number.

The flower language of calla lilies of various colors

1. The flower language of white calla lily

Calla lily is beautiful by nature, especially the white calla lily, which also best reveals the floral soul of the calla lily and the spiritual essence of the calla lily; the most common one in nature is the white calla lily. The flower language of the white calla lily has a beautiful story, "Wind, I have always been pursuing you (the flower language of the white calla lily)" - the white calla lily, flying's favorite flower. That is, the flower language of the white calla lily is "love that will not change until death, love that is faithful and unchanging." In real life, if you give a white calla lily to a person of the opposite sex, it also expresses: I just want to be your girl/boy forever.

2. The flower language of red calla lily

The red calla lily is a commonly used flower for bridal bouquets in European and American countries, so the flower language of the red calla lily is "love you for a lifetime." Auspicious red is a representative of steadiness and maturity, full of passion, and is a commonly used color tone in wedding bouquets. The red calla lily is a fresh flower full of exotic charm, and its strange petal shape makes the calla lily look even more precious. Therefore it is also a synonym for "eternal union of hearts."

3. The flower language of purple calla lily

Purple is a color that many people rather like, full of dreamy qualities, so the flower language of the purple calla lily is hope and pure love. Many times, a person simply likes another person very purely, without being mixed with any social or realistic factors, and this is reflected even more in campus romance. In this realistic society, this kind of pure love is no longer common. Therefore, if you and he/she love each other very purely, then give her a purple calla lily.

4. The flower language of yellow calla lily

On Teachers' Day or some special festivals for elders, we often see students giving yellow calla lilies to teachers, or employees buying yellow calla lilies for leaders. That's right, the flower language of the yellow calla lily is precisely "respect, love and esteem," so the recipients of this color of calla lily are usually friends, leaders, colleagues, and elders, expressing the sender's reverence and appreciation.

5. The flower language of blue calla lily

Actually, blue calla lilies do not exist in nature, but in the market we can see many shops selling calla lilies of this color, which are mainly made by artificial means by adding blue dye to white calla lilies, the same principle as blue roses. Therefore, for this reason, the blue calla lily represents "polluted, tainted love," so once again I remind all friends, do not choose this color of flower just because you or others like blue.

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