The nine-story pagoda in Taiwan Province is basil, which is a kind of plant. In some areas, it is also called "gold is not exchanged". Its leaves are opposite, and the leaves are egg-shaped or egg-lanceolate. Flowers are small and white or pink in color. It likes to grow in warm and humid environment, and it is not cold-resistant and drought-tolerant.

Are the nine-story pagoda and basil in Taiwan Province a plant 1, a plant?

Taiwan Province's nine-story pagoda is basil, which is a kind of plant. In some areas, it is also called "Golden Bougainvillea". It is panicum miliaceum of Basil in Labiatae. The height of the plant is about 20-70cm, and the whole plant is fragrant, so it is often used as a spice.

2. Appearance characteristics

The leaves of Taiwan Province Nine-story Pagoda are opposite, and the shape of the leaves is oval or oval-skinned, with a length of 2-6cm and a width of about 1-3.5cm. The edges of the leaves are sparsely serrated. Its flowers are terminal cymbals, arranged in a cut general shape, with more than 6 flowers in each round, and the color of the flowers is white or reddish.

3. Growth habits

The Taiwan Province Nine-story Pagoda grows in the hot zone. It likes to grow in a warm and humid environment, and its plants are not cold-tolerant and drought-tolerant. It is best to use loose, fertile and well-drained soil when breeding, and it needs to be adequately illuminated by scattered light during daily maintenance, so that it can grow more vigorously.