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In what ways is the ornamental value of a Buddha's hand bonsai reflected?

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Buddha's hand, also known as five-finger citron, generally grows about 1 m tall. It is evergreen year-round, with greenish-yellow fruit and an intoxicating fresh fragrance. Nowadays it has become a precious potted flower grown for its fruit and foliage, and is listed as an excellent indoor decorative item. When its fruit ripens, the carpels separate, forming slender, curved segments shaped like fingers, hence the name Buddha's hand.

  Buddha's hand, also known as five-finger citron, generally grows about 1 m tall. It is evergreen year-round, with greenish-yellow fruit and an intoxicating fresh fragrance. Nowadays it has become a precious potted flower grown for its fruit and foliage, and is listed as an excellent indoor decorative item.

  When its fruit ripens, the carpels separate, forming slender, curved segments shaped like fingers, hence the name Buddha's hand.

  The ornamental value of a Buddha's hand bonsai:

  The ornamental value of Buddha's hand differs from that of ordinary bonsai flowers. The pure white blooms are fragrant and open in clusters, making them very endearing. When the fruit ripens, its shape resembles extended fingers, a clenched fist, a fist with fingers, or a hand within a hand - just like a human hand, remarkably true to life.

  Ripe golden Buddha's hand is golden yellow in color and constantly gives off fragrance, eliminating odors, purifying indoor air and inhibiting bacteria. The fruit remains on the plant for a long time, as long as 3-4 months or even longer, allowing the Buddha's hand flowers to be enjoyed for a long period.

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