The Flower Language and Implication of Yulan

Lan Fengyu's flower language is tough, strong and pure, which means that he is brave and brave.

Yulan usually blooms in rainy days. Rain or wind, it stands in the rain. This gesture is very noble, which is also the origin of Yulan.

Yulan, also known as Allium tuberosum and Rain Hualien, blooms from April to September.

Yulan has a large pattern, with 6~8 petals, and the color is white and pink.

Yulan originated from southern Mexico to Guatemala, and has been introduced and cultivated in gardens in northern and southern China, which is common in Guizhou, Guangxi and Yunnan provinces.

Yulan has a certain greening effect, which is suitable for planting at the edge of flower beds in gardens or as potted plants.

Yulan grows sturdily, resists drought and high temperature, and is easy to cultivate.

The suitable temperature for the growth of Eupatorium odoratum is 22-30℃, and fertile sandy loam is the best cultivation soil.

Yulan likes a warm growing environment, which is resistant to shade and cold, and has strong adaptability.

Due to the change of soil, the varieties of rain orchid will be different. For example, in greenhouses in northern China, the leaves are relatively generous; When planted in California, the leaves are narrow and the flowers are heavy.