Basic characteristics of hydrangea leaves related vocabulary of hydrangea leaves The ecological value of hydrangea leaves Conservation skills of hydrangea leaves In the flower world, hydrangea flowers have won countless gardening enthusiasts with their unique spherical flowers and rich colors. Love, in addition to those eye-catching flowers, hydrangea leaves are also worthy of attention. Their shapes are different, just like natural art, adding more charm to hydrangea flowers. Basic characteristics of hydrangea leaves The leaves of hydrangea are usually long oval or obovate with smooth edges and dark green leaves. The length of the leaves is generally between 5-20 cm and the width of the leaves is between 2-5 cm. The texture of the leaves is relatively tough, the surface is smooth, and the back is slightly rough. The leaves of hydrangea have a certain luster, which is more vibrant, especially under the sun. Terms related to hydrangea leaves 1. Long oval: A term to describe the shape of hydrangea leaves, which means that the leaves are sharp at both ends and wide in the middle.
2. Obovate: A term to describe the shape of hydrangea leaves, which means that the leaves are sharp at one end and wide at the other end.
3. Dark green: The term used to describe the leaf color of hydrangea flowers, indicating that the leaf color is relatively strong.
4. Smooth: A term used to describe the surface of hydrangea leaves, which means that there are no obvious irregularities on the surface of the leaves.
5. Toughness: A term used to describe the texture of hydrangea leaves, which means that the leaves are not easy to break.
6. Gloss: A term that describes the light reflected by the surface of hydrangea leaves, indicating that the surface of the leaves has a certain brightness. The ecological value of hydrangea leaves Hydrangea leaves play an important role in the ecosystem. The leaves can undergo photosynthesis and provide nutrients for hydrangea. The leaves have a certain transpiration effect, which helps regulate the growth environment of hydrangea. Hydrangea leaves can also provide habitat for insects and contribute to ecological balance. Maintenance tips for hydrangea leaves 1. Watering: hydrangea leaves need enough water, but not too much. During the growing season, the soil should be kept moist to avoid standing water.
2. Fertilization: Hydrangea leaves require appropriate amounts of nutrients, and compound fertilizers can be applied once a month during the growing season.
3. Pruning: During the growth of hydrangea leaves, the withered leaves should be pruned in time to keep the plants clean.
4. Prevention of pests and diseases: Hydrangea leaves are susceptible to pests and diseases, so attention should be paid to observation and timely prevention and control.
As a work of art in nature, hydrangea leaves have unique form and ecological value. Understanding the shape and related vocabulary of hydrangea leaves will help us better appreciate and maintain this beautiful flower, and let us take care of this green together., let hydrangea bloom with a more charming brilliance in the flower beds.
Note: This article refers to the article "Cultivation and Maintenance of Hydrangea" published by "China Flowers" magazine and is compiled based on online data.