Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle, also known as honeysuckle. Honeysuckle is named honeysuckle because it turns white at first and then yellow. It blooms in March, slightly fragrant, with red stems and white flowers at the beginning. Because of two flowers with one stalk and two stamens outside, they are inseparable in pairs, which looks like the company of male and female and the dance of mandarin ducks, so they are called Mandarin Duck vine.

Honeysuckle introduction

Another name for honeysuckle

Honeysuckle, also known as honeysuckle, mandarin duck vine

Habit of honeysuckle

Honeysuckle is a perennial semi evergreen twining and stoloniferous shrub

Honeysuckle has strong adaptability. It likes Yang, bears Yin, has strong cold resistance, and is also resistant to drought and humidity

The soil requirements are not strict, but it grows best on moist and fertile deep sandy soil, and shoots twice a year in spring and summer

The root system is dense and developed, and the stem can take root when it touches the ground. It is easy to grow poorly only in the shade

Up to 1500 meters above sea level

Breeding mode

The propagation methods of honeysuckle mainly include seed propagation and cutting propagation

Common diseases and insect pests

Common diseases and pests of honeysuckle include brown spot, powdery mildew, aphids, inchworm, anthrax and longicorn beetle