How do children's longevity flowers draw stick figures?

Children's longevity flower stick figures are as follows:

1, draw the petals of the longevity flower first, and pay attention when the petals of the longevity flower are small and dense.

2. Then draw a longevity flower, and draw the roots and leaves of the longevity flower.

3. Draw a longevity flower next to it, draw a bud and draw a texture.

4. Then draw a big flowerpot for the longevity flower and plant two longevity flowers in it.

5. First use light pink as the flower base, then deepen the edge of some petals, and paint the leaves cyan.

6. Finally, the shaded part of the mosaic is painted dark green, the inside of the flowerpot is painted brown and the outside of the flowerpot is painted blue.

Longevity flower:

Longevity flower (scientific name: daffodil longevity flower? L.): Sedum, also known as longevity flower and lucky flower, is a perennial succulent herb and one of the longevity species. The plant is very slender, with a plant height of 40 cm, small bulbs, bright green leaves, long and narrow lines and grooves on the surface. Flowering stems are as long as leaves, with 2-6 flowers at the top. Petals and corollas are golden yellow. Petal tips are short, and the edge of corolla is wavy. The flowers are fragrant, 3 cm in diameter, only 4 mm in crown height and about 1 cm in diameter.

Longevity is a bulb greenhouse flower planted in autumn. Narcissus, like other plants, likes sunshine, has strong vitality, tolerance to semi-shade, and is not cold-resistant. In July and August, leaves fall dormant, and flower buds are differentiated from the growth point of dormant bulbs, which has the physiological characteristics of autumn and winter growth, early spring flowering and summer dormancy.