What is the role of freesia

Growth habits of freesia

Freesia is native to southern Africa. It prefers a warm, cool and sunny environment and is not very cold-resistant. It does not have high requirements for soil and prefers well-drained, loose and humus-rich soil. The growth environment of freesia has a large temperature difference between day and night, which is conducive to its growth and development.

The main varieties of freesia

There are about 20 varieties of freesia, and in production they are often divided into yellow, red, white, blue and other cultivated varieties according to the color of the flowers. Freesia has a long flowering period, and its flowers are brightly colored and fragrant. It can be cultivated in greenhouses or as cut flowers, so it is loved by flower lovers.

The role of freesia

Ornamental effect

Freesia has a graceful posture, and its flowers are fresh and charming yet seductive. It has a strong fragrance that spreads far and wide. It stands tall and clean, and its flowering period is relatively long, making it an excellent choice for decorating your home. The editor recommends using freesia and red butterfly flowers as theme flowers, and then matching them with magnolia, dianthus, asparagus fern and other flowers to decorate the room, which is simple and elegant, and full of literary and artistic style.

Medicinal effects

Freesia can clear away heat, detoxify, cool blood and stop bleeding. It is mainly used to treat vomiting blood, bloody stool, metrorrhagia, dysentery, sores, bleeding from trauma, snake bites, etc.

Freesia pest control

Mosaic disease and ball rot are the main diseases of freesia. When cultivating, pay attention to thoroughly disinfect the soil and bulbs, and completely replace the potting soil every year. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the prevention and control of aphids. If aphid infestations occur, we can spray specific solutions for prevention and control.

The above is a brief introduction to Freesia and its main functions.