What does "KO" mean?
Here, I would like to share with everyone some information about succulent plants. What does "KO" mean? If there are any mistakes, please feel free to correct me!
Since it seems that the full-window red sunwheel has been particularly popular recently, and its price has been continuously rising, I would like to briefly share my personal understanding and inference of "KO". If there are any incorrect or incomplete parts, please feel free to supplement and correct them!!!
The so-called "KO" is fully spelled in Latin as Lithops aucampiae ssp aucampiae v. aucampiae dark red, big windows (best aucampiae) from Kookerboom nursery SA. Simplified and translated into Chinese, it is the best big-window (full-window) sunwheel jade of the life stone flower sunwheel series cultivated by the KOOKERBOOM Breeding Center in South Africa. Therefore, I personally think that "KO" is just an informal abbreviation of the KOOKERBOOM Breeding Center, and it should not be the official name and term for the full-window sunwheel. Just like the horticultural varieties produced by DAOTIAN, we call it DAOTIAN XXX, not DT. I personally think that this sunwheel can be called KOOKERBOOM full-window red sunwheel, but calling it KO alone may not be appropriate~~~
Well, actually, I shouldn't be too picky, everyone can call it whatever they like, I just want to put forward some personal opinions and insights, hoping they are useful to everyone. Here is a photo of the Kookerboom full-window red sunwheel quoted from the garden master!
The detailed content of what "KO" means has been introduced above, hoping it can be of help to you!