When do daisy flowers bloom?
The following is an introduction for netizens about when daisy flowers bloom and some green plant maintenance tips for the blooming season of daisies. Next is a comprehensive introduction.
Do you really understand daisies if you like them?
The daisies we always talk about actually have other names as well, such as horse head orchid, prolonging life flower, spring daisy, sunflower, etc. They are a type of aster plant, a perennial herbaceous plant. Daisies are native to Europe and were previously considered as weedy plants that were not noticed by people. They are not as popular as they are now. Their blooming period is in spring, and the height of daisies is usually about 10 centimeters.
The appearance of daisies is very simple and fresh. Their leaves are spoon-shaped, dense and rosette-like, with a vibrant green color. The flowers emerge from the leaves, delicate and lovely, with beautiful colors. The flower stems emerge from between the leaves, disorderly yet charming, with small and exquisite flowers that make people feel very fond of them.
Daisies enjoy shade and sunlight and are averse to heat. They are not strict about the soil for cultivation, with the optimal germination temperature for seeds at 22-28°C and the optimal growth temperature at 20-25°C.
Colors of daisies:
Daisies usually come in red, white, pink, and yellow. White daisies are more frequently seen in public. Some daisy varieties also have light green, purple, and other colors, making them colorful and classic, which gives daisies strong ornamental value.
About the functions of daisies:
1. Daisies for whitening
What you may not know is that daisies are also a great beauty product. They have a wonderful effect—whitening. The flowers of daisies contain a large amount of essential oils and chrysanthemum pigments, which can be extracted to make various cosmetics that help remove melanin and soften epidermal cells.
2. Daisies for greening the environment
Because daisies have high ornamental value, they are also an ideal choice for greening the environment and can be placed indoors or outdoors.
3. Purifying the air
When daisies enter photosynthesis, they can absorb a large amount of harmful substances in the air and convert them into beneficial oxygen for the human body.
4. Medicinal benefits
Daisies contain a large amount of volatile oils, amino acids, and various trace elements, with the highest content of flavonoids. This substance has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving. Regular consumption can also help clear the liver, improve vision, and detoxify the skin.
5. Home decoration
Flowers as ornamental plants are very common, and daisies can also be used as home ornamental plants. Friends who know how to grow daisies can try their hand at growing a pot.
6. Giving as a gift
Daisies have a nice appearance, simple and elegant. With the popularity of daisies this year, many flower shops have run out of daisy bouquets. A simple bunch of daisies, slightly packaged, immediately gives off a fresh and romantic feeling. Such a small bouquet is not only loved by girls, but many boys also say they like it very much. The meaning and symbolism of daisies include secret love and confession. Therefore, if someone of the opposite sex gives you a daisy, it might be a confession. If a couple gives daisies to each other, it means they hope their relationship can be simple, beautiful, and sweet for a long time. In addition to these two meanings and symbols, daisies also represent peace and harmony, so giving them to others can also express the hope of harmonious and peaceful coexistence.
6. Creating shapes for photography
Have you noticed that with the popularity of daisies, many people like to use daisy elements in their photography? This is because daisies have their own artistic attributes and are especially popular among young people. Using daisies to create shapes is also very eye-catching and full of charm.
The above sharing about when daisies bloom and the full content of the blooming season of daisies, have green plant enthusiasts understood?