Hyacinth blue, alias hyacinth, water hyacinth. It was originally thought that it would not survive without water. Seeing it today made me have a new look at the environment in which it grows. The piece growing in front of my eyes is on the shore

Hyacinth blue, alias hyacinth, water hyacinth.

It was originally thought that it would not survive without water. Seeing it today made me have a new look at the environment in which it grows.

The phoenix-eyed blue that grows on the embankment in front of me is supposed to be a masterpiece brought down from upstream by the flood at the end of June. It is accompanied by a patch of sedge. Against the background of the blue sky and white clouds and the river water, it is both enchanting and beautiful, and there is also the tranquility of seeing the South Mountain leisurely.

When I first saw its true appearance, it really amazed me. Its petals resemble the eyes on a peacock feather. The crown of the phoenix blue is symmetrical on both sides, and the petals are lilac around them, with a dark blue-purple in the middle, and a yellow round spot in the middle of the blue, much like a phoenix eye.

Phoenix blue has many good nicknames, such as "water fairy". The bromelia flowers grow sequentially on the elongated flower shaft, usually with 9-12 flowers, so it is called "water hyacinth", which was once known as the "lilac crown that beautifies the world".

As the overlord of the water, the phoenix blue also has many uses: it has a strong sewage purification ability, and it can also store and transform some things that are harmful to water in large quantities. It has ornamental, agricultural, edible and other values.

There are also many people who do not like it, not because the flowers are not good-looking, but because of the way it grows wildly that destroys the ecological balance.

Seek advantages and avoid harms, promote strengths and avoid weaknesses, and believe that phoenix blue will play a greater role!

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