What is the flower name of Omoto? A detailed explanation in one article
Omoto is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant, native to southern China and Japan. Its leaves are emerald green and evergreen all year round. In winter, the green leaves paired with red fruits are elegant and beautiful, carrying the beautiful meanings of lasting youth, health and longevity, enduring friendship, and wealth and good fortune.
Alias of Omoto
Omoto is also called Baiheche, Kailiujian, Jiujielian, Dongbudiao, Tiebiandan.
Growth habits of Omoto
Omoto likes to grow in damp places under forests or in grasslands.
It likes a semi-shady, warm, humid, well-ventilated environment. It is not drought-tolerant and slightly cold-tolerant; it avoids direct sunlight and waterlogging.
Ordinary garden soil can be used for cultivation, but slightly acidic sandy loam rich in humus, loose and with good water permeability is best.
Effects and functions of Omoto
When used as medicine with its rhizome or whole plant, Omoto has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, strengthening the heart, and promoting diuresis. However, the sap of Omoto is toxic, and the tissue fluid in the stem is generally the most toxic. Contact with the hands or skin can cause allergic reactions.
Propagation methods of Omoto
Propagation methods can be seeding or division.
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