Introduction to birds of paradise

Three miles of spring breeze, three miles of road, step by step without your spring breeze.

Bird of paradise alias: crane orchid, bird of paradise flower; Flower language: No matter when and where, never forget that the person you love is waiting for you; Flowering period: about 100 days, each flower can bloom 13- 15 days; Bird of Paradise is an ornamental plant, non-toxic, with large leaves and beautiful posture. In particular, its flower shape is very much like a crane that wants to fly high, and it looks full of fairy tales.

Birds of paradise have a beautiful meaning and are regarded as a symbol of freedom and happiness. It is entrusted with people's good wishes and is very suitable for raising in the living room at home. It also has a good feng shui significance.

Maintenance skills:

Soil: garden soil and peat, containing a small amount of coarse sand and decomposed organic fertilizer. It is suitable to cultivate in a high pot, with more tiles on the bottom of the pot and a layer of mixed matrix of ceramsite or crushed rubble and cultivated soil to facilitate drainage.

Humidity: Keep the soil moist in other seasons except September and February when plants need to be dry.

Temperature: 18~25℃. Daylighting: Proper shading is needed in summer, and more sunshine is needed in winter.

Story:

Once upon a time, there was a couple who loved each other. Because of the family's obstruction, two lovers who love each other can't be together forever, so they meet and stay together until they die. However, after death, men become birds, crying and flying in the sky, and women become birds of paradise on the ground. Two people still can't be together, just looking at each other from a distance. Boys fly around all day just to protect this bird of paradise.