What kind of plants are there in the desert?
A detailed introduction is about the three types of plants that survive in the desert, their care essentials, and related experiences of what plants are in the desert. Let's take a look together.
It is often said that "everyone has a destiny, and wealth and rank are predetermined by heaven." From the moment a person is born, their fate is destined to be different.
Plants are no exception. Some plants are incredibly unfortunate to be born in the desolate, barren, and arid deserts.
Some netizens say: "The plants in the desert are 'not正经' because the 'decent' ones have all died."
I agree with this view. Plants that can survive in the desert are full of abilities. Where can they be 'decent'? For example, the following three.
The Unyielding Cactus
The unfortunate cactus, why was it born in the desert? They must be discontent, otherwise, they wouldn't stick their middle finger up high.
It hardly rains in the desert, and the cactus can only consume its accumulated "reserve," becoming more and more shriveled and emaciated, almost completely "drained," until it finally gets some rain.
This rain, which the cactus waited for two years, made it almost cry with joy.
In fact, it didn't cry. It couldn't squeeze out any tears and felt that filling its belly was more important. They started to absorb water crazily, and the wrinkles on their bodies stretched out, looking decades younger.
Can you imagine? A cactus can drink a ton of water. I instantly heard the sound of it drinking in my ear—ton-ton-ton-ton...
What plants are there in the desert?
Do you think this way you can live a carefree and happy life? NONONO!
Experience tells the cactus that even when it has food at home, it should eat sparingly. To save water, it doesn't even dare to grow leaves, only covering itself with spines.
Of course, the spines are also a tool for self-protection. Occasionally, a small bird might fly by, wanting to peck a hole in the cactus to drink some water, but it can't find a place to peck and has to fly away in disappointment.