Artemisia lutea is a narrow, spindle-shaped plant belonging to the family Asteraceae. It is suitable for growing in the semi-arid grassland monsoon area, and is often seen on roadsides in areas with less precipitation. The main varieties are Hao Gui 1 and Hao Gui 3

Artemisia annua is not a protected plant, but a light-loving plant, which does not belong to the long sunshine plant, nor is it an aquatic plant. It has a low water requirement and is suitable for growing in dry soil and can accept average humidity.

Is Artemisia annua an herb or a woody plant

Artemisia annua is an annual that withers and dies in winter. There is no trunk composed of woody plants, only hollow stems with good water-transporting ability for support, so it is herbaceous.

What kind of cotyledon is Artemisia annua

Artemisia annua is a monocotyledon, not an evergreen. When winter comes, all the leaves fall off and the plant dies from the cold, so it needs to resprout and grow again the following year.

Is Artemisia annua a perennial or a gymnosperm

Artemisia annua is a type of angiosperm that usually goes to seed in the fall. It spreads its seeds mainly by wind. When the wind blows, the seeds of Artemisia annua are blown off or even drift away with the wind to complete the seed transfer.

What does Artemisia annua look like

Artemisia annua is a turquoise plant that grows to a height of about one meter. Its leaves are a loose structure, not the full flakes that are common. When the blooming season arrives, it produces dark yellow flowers.