what is the "dewdrop" #虎皮兰花枝下长出? #
The troubles caused by the epidemic gradually dissipated, but there were repeated times, and the nucleic acid test at both ends of the three days was endless, and I couldn't imagine that the new crown virus was not afraid of heat, and it was really not to be taken lightly!
It's reassuring to know that a tiger piran grown on my window sill has finally blossomed! It sends a burst of fragrance and oozes crystal clear "dewdrops" under the flower branches. What is going on with this "dewdrop"?
It turns out that the "dewdrops" produced by the flowering of tiger pilan are its nectar, which is used to attract insects to collect nectar and help pollination. The nectar tastes sweet, does not have any toxicity, is harmless to people, and the taste of the flowers will be stronger at night.
Tiger Pilan, also known as Jinlan, belongs to the lily family, a perennial herbaceous foliage plant with clusters of leaves, fleshy linear lanceolate, hard leather, firm and upright leaves, and a strong posture, which is a symbol of perseverance; The leaves are flanked by transverse bands of light green and dark green, with a sum-like inflorescence, with white to pale green flowers that bloom in spring and summer.
Tiger Piran is suitable for arranging study, living room and office space for a longer period of viewing.
The blossoming of tiger piran symbolizes good luck, see text picture for details.
