The upside-down admiralty (Latin scientific name: Fuchsiahybridahort.exSieb.etVoss[1]), alias: lantern flower, hanging bell begonia. many

The upside-down admiralty (Latin scientific name: Fuchsia hybrida hort. ex Sieb. et Voss[1]), aliases: Lantern Flower, Hanging Bell Begonia. A perennial semi-shrub with upright stems. 50–200 cm tall, 6–20 mm thick, multi-branched, covered with short soft hairs and glandular hairs, gradually hairless in old age, with reddish twigs. The leaves are paraphyletic, ovate or narrowly ovate, 3–9 cm long and 2.5–5 cm wide. Prefer cool and humid environment, afraid of high temperature and strong light, to fertile, loose slightly acidic loam soil is appropriate, winter temperature is not less than 5 ° C.

Native to Mexico, it is widely cultivated throughout the world and widely cultivated in China, especially in the north or in greenhouses in the northwest and southwest plateaus. Potted plants are suitable for guest rooms, flower stands, desk embellishments, bottles with water, both ornamental and rooting.

The first time I knew about the upside-down hanging clock was when I was in college, the cover of the "Flowers" magazine, when I was amazed by her beauty, I have always been obsessed with it. After that, after work, I raised several times, indoors, on the balcony, the flowering period was not long, and I did not raise well many times, and I lost confidence. This time, I re-raised a box and put it indoors for a period of time, and it also grew very poorly. After that, it was put in the shade of the yard, and after more than a week, it was revived and bursting. Now it has been very good, the next step is to put it on the north side of the house, find a way to spend the summer well, so that the autumn and winter can bloom again.