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Agapanthus flower language and moral, for whom?

Marie Schrader
2020-11-16 11:23:35
If you don't want to keep the seeds, you can cut off the residual flowers together with the scape to reduce the consumption of nutrients and promote better and more flowering in the next year. Iris flowering consumes a lot of nutrients, until the flowers wither, it is necessary to timely topdressing, choose thin liquid fertilizer irrigation. Can not ignore the conditions of light, need to be kept in bright places, can be appropriate to supplement the sun.

1. the meaning of flower language

1. Love comes: Agapanthus is also called blue Lily, because when it blossoms, the flower is like a mini version of the Lily.In addition.Its Greek name is translated into Chinese as the flower of love, which represents the coming of love.Therefore, it has the name of love flower, which represents love and symbolizes love.

2. Pure and pure: This flower language implies that it is because of flowers.When it blossoms, the color is blue, but also transparent white, like a slim girl, looks very elegant.Therefore, the meaning of its flower language is pure and pure, every time I see it, people can not help but think of that lovely, gentle and lovely girl.

2. Who is suitable for giving

Agapanthus is also known as a love flower, which can be used to convey love messages and express love, so it is very suitable for couples to give as gifts, especially for couples who have loved for a long time, or for lovers, who can clearly understand your mind and understand that you are deeply in love with her.Many couples choose to give roses on Valentine's Day, in fact, it is also very suitable to send agapanthus, the price is also cheap, overall more affordable.In addition, it can also be presented between girlfriends, which can express the elegance, purity and gentleness of each other, and express your appreciation and praise for her.

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