1, the flower language of Hypericum
Superstition: Hypericum is called St. John's wort abroad. In Scotland, this kind of grass is often hung on windows, so it has a superstitious flower language.
Revenge: Although the flowers of Hypericum are graceful and beautiful, they are poisonous, so they have the flower language of revenge.
Charming and sad: Hypericum has yellow petals and strands of stamens, which are reminiscent of Chinese beauties who are charming and sad, so it is also given the flower language of charming and sad. Hypericum symbolizes holiness and exorcises evil spirits. It is best not to give it away casually to avoid misunderstanding by others.
2. The symbol of Hypericum
Exorcism: Hypericum symbolizes "exorcism". The Scots use hypericum to a high extent because they believe that hypericum is a sacred symbol. Hanging them at the door can effectively prevent bad luck from entering the home and play a role in eliminating disasters. People's lives are happier.
Hypericum cultivation method
1. Light: Hypericum is a light-loving plant. Except for proper shading when strong light is exposed in summer, it needs to be fully exposed to light in the other three seasons. When the climate is suitable, Hypericum can be moved outdoors to see light, which will help it grow vigorously.
2. Temperature: Hypericum likes warmth and cannot tolerate cold. The suitable temperature for growth is around 23-29 degrees Celsius. Pay attention to shade and sun protection when the temperature is high in summer. In winter, cold protection measures should be taken to avoid frostbite.
3. Fertilization: If Hypericum wants to grow vigorously, it can be fertilized regularly, and cake fertilizer or liquid fertilizer should be applied every half month.
4. Moisture: The demand for water is greater during the growing season. You can water regularly to keep the soil moist, but do not water too much. Spray water to moisturize when the climate is dry.