Coral vine

The origin of the evergreen coral vine is located in Central America. The coral in the ocean itself is a creature with ornamental value, and the coral vine as a plant is even more eye-catching, which is called "after the vine".

Coral vine introduction

Another name for coral vine

Coral rattan, also known as: Purple bud rattan, Asahi rattan, rising sun rattan, Phoenix crown, Phoenix gem

Morphological characteristics of coral rattan

Coralline vine belongs to Polygonaceae, which is a semi deciduous vine

The front end of the stem of coral vine is tendril shaped, and the leaves are egg shaped and heart-shaped

The flower color is generally light red or white, and the flower bracts are five. Coral rattan flowers have a slight fragrance

Growth habits of coral rattan

Coral rattan likes sunny and humid environment

When the weather gets warmer in spring, it begins to sprout and grow leaves, and blooms in summer. When the temperature is below 10 ℃, the leaf color will turn dark green and sometimes wither slightly. Slightly Hardy

Coral vines like to grow in fertile and acidic soil with good drainage

In China, coral rattan is mainly cultivated in South China

Flower language of coral vine

The flower language of coral vine is: the chain of love

Weave the beautiful coral vines into wreaths and necklaces and give them to your favorite goddess. You will have a great chance to impress the goddess and win her heart