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Description: * Unexpected effect: The lotus is grown in many places for ornamental purposes, as a vegetable, as a spice and as a medicine. The flowers and leaves of the lotus can be used as a salad, and the crushed seeds can be used as a seasoning. The young leaves are eaten raw or cooked in soups with potatoes. Flower buds and green fruits are used to soak in vinegar as a condiment, taste like watercress, very delicious to eat. All parts of the plant are medicinal and can be harvested year-round. According to medicine, fenugreek has spicy, sour, cool properties, has the effect of clearing heat, detoxifying, cooling blood, stopping bleeding, regulating menstruation, diuretic, laxative, eliminating cough and fighting scurvy (active blood), curing disorders of the bronchi and lungs, cystitis and bronchitis, etc. The scent of this flower is also considered an effective method to repel mosquitoes. This is a species of plant that is not difficult to grow.... The tree has the scientific name Tropaeolum majusL, plant family: Tropaeolaceae. The dry lotus is native to Peru. In the 16th century, a red flower was found, so it was called the "blood color flower of Peru". Later, the tree was planted to other countries of the Americas, from Chile to Mexico - Characteristics The lotus is a small herbaceous annual plant. The tree grows in tube form, the average height is about 20-25cm, in particular, the tree can be up to 50cm tall. Dry lotus belongs to the group of plants that love light and flower continuously all year round. The leaves of the plant are quite similar to lotus leaves, with a long stalk sticking in the middle of the round plate, the edge is whole, the upper surface is light green, the lower surface is lighter. Flowers grow individually in leaf axils, 3-5cm in diameter, irregular hermaphrodites, yellow, orange-yellow and red. * Techniques for growing plants - Light and temperature The lotus plant is a wild flower that grows wild in the cold climates of South America, so the plant cannot tolerate high temperatures and humidity. In order for the periwinkle to bloom beautifully, it is important when planting to avoid the heat and humidity of summer. In the summer, the lotus plant should be placed in the shade. In other seasons, the plant should be placed in a place with enough sunlight and good ventilation. - Planting The right time to sow seeds is mid-March to mid-April. Growers need to gently peel off the seed coat by hand, then sow the seeds to germinate immediately. Next, the grower can poke a small hole in the pot with his finger, and put a seed in it. The potting soil consists of small-grain Akadama soils and humus (or peat) soil with a little mineral growth. After planting, the plant needs to be fertilized. - Fixed planting After the plant has taken root, the florist needs to move the plant to another pot. Soil is a mixture of small-grained Akadama soil and humus. In the summer, the plant should be placed under a large tree or in the shade. Caregivers can water after the surface of the soil in the pot has dried. If periwinkle plants appear red spiders, growers can spray insecticides to treat them. - Sprinklers Water after the surface of the soil in the pot has dried. If the lotus plant appears red spider disease, spray insecticide to treat it. - Breeding terrarium flowers Growers can take cuttings or bulbs to propagate flowers. The way to propagate is to stick a 7-8cm long stem or tuber in the plant mineral or in a glass filled with water, the branch will take root faster. - Diseases and how to prevent them Dry lotus often suffers from yellow leaf disease and then dies. Causes are too much or lack of water, prolonged high temperature, lack of light in the growing process. Solution: Add sand to the soil to drain and diffuse organic matter. Water 0.02 liters (1 inch) of water every week if it doesn't rain. If the high temperature causes the leaves to turn yellow, they should be moved to a place that avoids the harshest sunlight of the day. Another possible cause of yellow leaves is the effect of pesticides on broadleaf plants. Worn by bed bugs: kill aphids with a powerful jet of water or horticultural oils. Mix 2.5 or 5 teaspoons with 3.7 liters of water, spray on the whole plant once a month for eradication or prevention. I wish you a good day ❤️❤️❤️ I hope you will like it! Thank for your watching and don't forget subscribe my channel ❤️ bit.ly/3oOS9rZ #howto# indoorplants# houseplants# gardening#5t1 ideas