Flower language of the cardinal lantern

1. Lotus Lantern

There are about 300 varieties of Cardinal Tetralogy. The shapes and sizes vary. But as for the common Cardinal Tetralogy, it can grow up to 1.5 meters in tropical regions. As an indoor houseplant, it is generally about 50 cm tall. The flowers are downward-facing, drooping spikes, and the petals are pink. The shape of the plant of the Myrtlesia is very graceful, just like a shy girl nodding her head. It is also the most beautiful and lovely flower in the Melastomataceae family. This plant is perfect for spacious areas.

2. Flower Language

Does everyone know its flower language? Many flower lovers may know this. But for most of my friends, it may not be very clear. The flower language of this flower is also full of psychedelic colors, implying luxury and mystery. Indeed, in my opinion, the flower language of the cardinal lantern is very suitable for itself. The appearance of this kind of lantern is also very gorgeous. The sense of mystery is reflected in the flower bud that is constantly being wrapped. Moreover, mysterious is also very suitable to describe people. If a person has both a gorgeous appearance and a slightly mysterious temperament, it can be said that he is very attractive. You know, it's very good to have a mysterious temperament. Many people want to have such a temperament to make themselves stand out.

No matter where you go, you are the highlight of the crowd. If you give someone a pot of honeysuckle, it is the best compliment you can give her. If you want to become a person with this feeling, you can also buy a pot of Polygonum multiflorum and put it at home, urging yourself to strive to become a person as beautiful as a flower at all times.

Well, after this introduction, do you all have an urgent desire to grow a pot of Cardinal Thunbergia at home or give it to the person around you who is most suitable for it? If so, act quickly! You know, from the above introduction, the Lotus Lantern is not only a good thing to put at home for viewing, but also a way to encourage yourself to become like the person in its flower language.