Do you like caryophyllum flowers? This is a perennial herb native to places such as China, North Korea and Russia, and was later introduced to Europe and other countries as a popular ornamental flower. The flowers of caryophyllum flowers have purple red, large red, pink, pure white, variegated and other colors, with single petals and double petals, and the flower shape has conical, spherical, flat and other forms, the flowers are elegant, sometimes with a faint cinnamon flavor. The flower language of Caryophyllum is "pure love", "eternal beauty", "noble sentiment", etc.
The biggest feature of caryophyllum flowers is their long and rich flowering period. Depending on the breeding environment, caryophyllum flowers may bloom from April to October. It blooms in April-May, when its flowers are at their most blooming and most colorful. In addition, if it is well maintained, it may also bloom after winter. Caryophyllum flowers generally bloom for about 1-2 days, but since there are many buds on each plant, you can extend their opening hours as long as the withered flowers are removed at the right time. Some varieties of caryophyllum flowers can also regulate their flowering cycle through pruning and transplantation.
Caryophyllum is not only a beautiful ornamental plant, but also a useful medicinal plant. Caryophyllum flower is rich in vitamin C, flavonoids, volatile oils and other ingredients, which have the effects of clearing heat and detoxification, diuresis and swelling, stopping bleeding and relieving pain. In traditional Chinese medicine, caryophyllum flowers are often used to treat colds and fevers, sore throats, rheumatoid arthritis, bruises and other symptoms. In folklore, caryophyllum flowers are also used to make tea and drink or to make perfumes.
In short, caryophyllum is a plant that is both pleasing to the eye and healthy, and is worthy of our extensive cultivation and use. If you want to know more about caryophyllum flowers and farming methods, please follow my frequency. I hope you enjoyed this article and gave me some feedback. Thank you!