Take root
Rooted on the ground, a plant with strong vitality, as the name suggests, the leaves fall to the ground, it will take root, a plant that is easy to grow. I remember when I was a child, I liked to take root, because of the name, because of its tenacious vitality. At that time, when I was young, I always liked to pick a leaf, fall on the pot, water it, and get up the next morning to see if it was rooted. Are you alive? The simple joy of childhood, how lovely.
Like to take root, like its "lowly" - easy to live, adaptable, and blossom so lovely, teach people to like, admire.
Although it is a common plant to take root, I have never seen it blossom. Until this spring, for the first time, I saw a flower that had taken root in my neighbor's house. The flowers were so beautiful, hanging in bunches, pink or crimson. The shape is like a small lantern, exquisite and cute. A pot of bright red, brushed together, warm and festive, like a flower that welcomes spring, blooms in the Spring Festival, especially suitable for the scene.
For the first time in my life, I saw a rooting flower. Amazing, surprising, indescribable. When I first saw it, I thought it was a palace lamp longevity flower, but the flowers were slightly thinner, but they belonged to the same genus of perennial succulent herbs of the genus Sedum. So I also like to call it Palace Lantern Flower.
The first time I saw a rooting flower on the ground, maybe it was fate, maybe it was luck. I hope that this festive flower color and allegorical flower name can bring me the same beauty!
Rooted, perennial herb, 40–150 cm tall; The stem has branches. Pinnate compound leaves, 10-30 cm long, leaflets oblong to oval, 6-8 cm long, 3-5 cm wide, blunt at the apex, round teeth at the edges, the bottom of the round teeth is easy to sprout, and the buds grow and fall to the ground to become a new plant. The conical inflorescence is apical, 10–40 cm long; The flowers are drooping, corolla high-legged disc-shaped, up to 5 cm long, slightly expanded at the base, tubular upwards, lobes 4, ovate lanceolate, reddish or purple-red. The leaf is wrapped in calyxes and corolla; The seeds are small and streaked. Flowering period is from January to March. (This paragraph is excerpted from Du Niang)
