Triangular plum is a collective name for light-leaved flowers and leaf flowers, belonging to the purple jasmine family, leaf flowers. It is an evergreen climbing shrub. The stems are stout, drooping, glabrous or sparsely pubescent; Leaf paper, eggs

Triangular plum is a collective name for light-leaved flowers and leaf flowers, belonging to the purple jasmine family, leaf flowers. It is an evergreen climbing shrub. The stems are stout, drooping, glabrous or sparsely pubescent; leaves papery, ovate or ovate-lanceolate; Within the 3 bracts at the top of the flower, the peduncle is attached to the midrib of the bract, and one flower is born on each bract; stamens 6-8; bracts leafy, purple or magenta, oblong or oval, peduncles lateral, linear, margins expanded to lamellae, stigma pointed; The tepal is narrow-tubed, 1.6–2.4 cm long, and the base of the disc is annular, and the upper part is torn. Native to Brazil, mainly distributed in China, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Japan, Zambia and other countries. Triangle plum likes moisture, is afraid of stagnant water, is resistant to high temperature, drought, cold and freezing, likes fertilizer, has strong resistance to barrenness, and can grow normally on slightly acidic or slightly alkaline soils. In autumn, the triangle plum is a "masochistic physique", "three ruthless and one diligent" in place, the more abuse the more blossoming