Fog, a poetic natural phenomenon, drapes a mysterious veil over the earth. In such an environment, some plants have a unique talent for thriving on the nourishment of fog. Let's uncover these fairies of the mist, understanding their habits and caring techniques.
What plants like fog?1. Lavender
Lavender, known as the "sprite of the mist," prefers a humid climate, especially growing more vigorously in foggy conditions. The fragrance of lavender can repel mosquitoes and purify the air, making it an excellent choice for home health care.
2.雾灵草 (Wulingsicao)
Wulingsicao is named for its love of fog. This plant grows in foggy conditions with green leaves and beautiful flowers, making it highly ornamental.
3. 雾灵兰 (Wulinglan)
Wulinglan, also known as fog orchid, is a shade-loving plant. In foggy conditions, its leaves are greener, and its flowers more vibrant, giving a fresh and elegant feeling.
4. 雾灵竹 (Wulingshu)
Wulingshu, also known as fog bamboo, prefers a humid climate and grows in foggy areas. The leaves of Wulingshu are green, and the bamboo joints are upright, making it highly ornamental.
Tips for caring for plants that like fog1. Maintain moisture
Plants that like fog require more water and should keep the soil moist. In seasons with less fog, you can spray water appropriately to increase humidity.
2. Shield from sunlight
Plants that like fog do not tolerate strong sunlight and should be protected from direct sunlight. During maintenance, you can shield them from light to prevent leaf sunburn.
3. Fertilize
Plants that like fog require more fertilizer and should be fertilized regularly. During the vigorous growth period, compound fertilizers can be applied to promote plant growth.
4. Clean the leaves
The leaves of plants that like fog easily accumulate dust and should be cleaned promptly to keep them fresh.
The fairies of the mist, these plants that like fog, bring us beautiful scenery and fresh air. By understanding their habits and caring techniques, we can better nurture these sprites of the mist, making our lives more beautiful.
References:
Chinese Journal of Flower and Gardening, Issue 5, 2019, Article: "Fairy of the Mist: Unveiling Plants that Like Fog"
"Techniques for Plant Maintenance," Author: Zhang Xiaohui, Publisher: China Forestry Publishing House, published in 2018