What is the national flower of Japan?

Japan's national flowers are chrysanthemum and cherry blossoms, and Japan's imperial flower is chrysanthemum, which can represent the national flower. Similarly, people prefer cherry blossoms, which are a window to learn about Japan and can also be called the national flower. Cherry blossoms are arbor plants, pink flowers form umbrella racemes, petals are oval, and chrysanthemums are perennial herbs with short sunshine in April.

What is the national flower of Japan?

Japan's imperial flower is chrysanthemum, which can represent the national flower. Taking chrysanthemum as a badge will be called chrysanthemum dynasty. People prefer cherry blossoms, which are a window to learn about Japan and can also be called the national flower. At present, the official has not accurately marked which flower is the national flower, so chrysanthemum and cherry blossoms are both national flowers.

Morphological characteristics of cherry blossoms

Cherry blossoms are arbor plants with a growth height of 4-16m. The bark is gray, the leaves are obovate, and the edges are sharply serrated. Pink flowers form umbrella racemes with oval petals, and the flowering period is in April.

Growing environment of chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum is a perennial herb with short sunshine. It likes cold environment and has a certain cold tolerance. The suitable growth temperature is between 18-2 1 degree, and it can withstand the low temperature of-10/degree. Receiving light 12 hours or more every day is beneficial to flower bud differentiation and flowering.

Potting method of chrysanthemum

When chrysanthemum is potted, choose flowerpots with good air permeability, mix humus soil, sandy soil and cake fertilizer to prepare nutrient soil, plant healthy seedlings, water the roots, maintain in the shade, increase the light time after delaying the seedlings, apply nitrogen fertilizer every 10 day, and water immediately after fertilization to provide sufficient water and fertilizer.