frangipani, also known as yolk flower and big season flower, has Latin scientific name of PumeriarubraLcv.Acutifolia. It is an evergreen plant belonging to the genus Plumeria of Apocynaceae. The original species of "red plumeria" (P.rubralinn) has bright red flowers, which are rare; Most of them are cultivated varieties, with flowers 5-6 cm long, white outside slightly reddish, and yellow inside at the base, which is usually called "crown white, heart yellow", and looks like egg white with yolk, hence the name. Every year in August and September, when flowers bloom, it smells of refreshing eggs and flowers. Visitors who have been to Qixingyan, Gaoyao County, Guangdong Province, can taste a unique beverage-egg scented tea, which is actually tea brewed with dried plumeria. Both the flower and bark of frangipani can be used as medicine, which has the functions of clearing away heat, detoxifying, treating dysentery, moistening lung, relieving cough and relieving asthma; Flowers can extract aromatic oil, which can be used to make cosmetics and high-grade soap.

A white five-petal flower commonly seen in Taiwan Province, with a yellow core in the middle, is like an open egg, which can be used as a dish or tea.

it can be used to extract spices, or dried for making drinks and medicines, which has the effect of removing dampness. Wood is white, light and soft, and can be used to make musical instruments, tableware or furniture.

plumeria likes hot and humid climate, is drought-tolerant, likes to be born in calcareous rock, and it is easy to survive by cutting propagation. Generally, it is advisable to cut branches from the base of branches in the middle and late May < P > with a length of 2-3 cm, and white milk will flow out from the cut, so it needs to be placed in a cool and ventilated place for 2-3 days to make the cut < P > form a protective film and then cut, and cutting with milk is perishable. Insert it into a clean vermiculite or sand bed or shallow sand basin, spray water after changing, place it under an indoor or outdoor shade, and spray water every other day to keep the substrate moist. Move it to the semi-shade 15-2 days after transplanting, so that it can see < P > weak light, take root in 3-35 days, and it can be put in the pot in 45 days. After the cuttings take root and survive, they should be transplanted in a pot with a diameter of 2 cm in time.

plumeria is not strict with soil, so it should be planted in loose soil with more humus. When planting, it can be slightly exposed to the roots and put in a pot. After planting, it will be placed indoors, and it will see weak light after one week, and then it can be placed in a sunny place after half a month. Plumeria grows rapidly and needs to be changed once a year in spring

, usually in a flowerpot with a diameter of 3 cm. Pot soil can be mixed with 4 parts of garden soil, 4 parts of dried horse manure and 2 parts of river sand, and 1 grams of cake fertilizer or sauce residue and 5 grams of calcium superphosphate or bone meal are added to each pot. After changing pots and planting, it was watered, and Grain Rain moved to the outdoor sunny place before and after. Eggs

flowers like a warm, humid and sunny environment, and can be placed outdoors in the sun without shade in summer. Summer and autumn are the growth and flowering periods of frangipani < P >. Water it once or twice every night. When it rains in summer and autumn, the accumulated water in the basin should be poured out in time. From June to November, the decomposed liquid fertilizer was applied once every 1 days or so < P >, and the concentration was 15%. The southern plumeria is planted in the open field, leaves fall in winter, and new leaves are regenerated in the following spring. Potted plants in the north should be < P > moved into the indoor south window in the middle and late October, and attention should be paid to ventilation and light. The room temperature should be above 1℃. Low temperature and poor indoor ventilation will make < P > plants fall leaves. Water indoors once every two weeks.

Apocynaceae, Plumeria.