Is the pansy the national flower of Poland? A look at seed prices per jin
The pansy, also known as pansy violet, cat's face, butterfly flower, human-face flower, cat-face flower, sun butterfly flower, and ghost-face flower, is a fairly common flower in Europe, with an unusual shape, and colors mainly made up of yellow, white, and purple. Whether planted in flower beds, parks, or courtyards, or grown in pots, the pansy is very well suited, but it is generally better cared for outdoors. In addition, the pansy can also be used medicinally and has a certain effect on acne and pimples. So is the pansy the national flower of Poland? And roughly how much does a jin of its seeds cost?
1. Is the pansy the national flower of Poland?
The pansy is the national flower of Poland. The pansy is a cold-tolerant flower that likes light; if there is not enough light, it will not flower well, while sufficient light means more flowers and more vivid blooms. There are quite a few pansy varieties, which can be divided into the giant-flowered series, large-flowered series, medium-flowered series, cut-flower series, and so on.
The pansy's flower language represents happiness, contemplation, longing, and so on, and it is suitable for giving to someone you like. Legend has it that long ago, the pansy had only white petals, and Cupid, who soothes the heart, loved to shoot arrows, but his arrows always missed. During one round of shooting, a strong wind suddenly blew up and carried Cupid's arrow far away, and it looked as if it was flying toward a beautiful flower - the pansy. The pansy that was hit by the arrow could not fall in love with others the way humans do, and wept every day, its flower center beginning to bleed, and after it dried in the wind over time it became the color of its petals.
2. Roughly how much does a jin of pansy seeds cost?
The price of pansy seeds is affected by many factors, such as place of origin, purchasing channel, variety, and so on. Generally, a jin is quite a large quantity, and the price is a bit more expensive, at roughly eight or nine hundred yuan per jin, with certain differences from place to place. You can choose a suitable channel to buy from and then shop around. Ordinary flower markets, seed companies, and so on all have stock, and of course you can also buy online, but you should choose ones with a higher reputation, so that you will not buy poor-quality seeds and end up with the phenomenon of no germination or no growth.
When buying pansy seeds, you should choose those with plump grains, good quality, strong disease resistance, and from the current year's varieties, so that after sowing the germination rate will be somewhat higher, and the number of flowers will be greater and the growth more vigorous. If you are greedy for cheapness, you may end up buying poor quality.
If you sow and grow pansies, you need a relatively loose artificial medium as a seedbed, and it must be disinfected, which can reduce the occurrence of diseases. In addition, after sowing, you should do a good job of keeping it away from light and shading it, and keep the temperature at around eighteen to twenty-two degrees Celsius; generally, seedlings will emerge in about a week. During this period, you should also ensure the moisture and air permeability of the medium, so as to avoid the phenomenon of the seeds not sprouting or sprouting unevenly.