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In flower shop stalls, there is a dazzling array of flower and grass varieties, and everyone has different preferences. Among cosmos, many friends will choose Gesang flower and Cosmos bipinnatus. However, they look very similar. How can we quickly distinguish these two kinds of flowers in daily purchases? Let's learn about it together below.
What are the differences between Gesang flower and Cosmos bipinnatus? First of all, they have different origins. Cosmos bipinnatus is native to places like Mexico in the Americas. Later, it was introduced to China and has strong adaptability. It is distributed and planted in many places. While Gesang flower is a native flower on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China. Its distribution area is limited and it needs to be planted in areas with higher terrain.
Then their growth habits are also different. Gesang flower is more cold-resistant and loves light. It can grow even in poor soil at high altitudes. While Cosmos bipinnatus prefers a warm climate. It requires a temperature range of 10 to 30 degrees Celsius. It is not very cold-resistant and is afraid of 阴冷 weather.
Finally, the representative flower language and flowering periods are different. Cosmos bipinnatus usually blooms from June to August each year. Its flower language is the deep affection of "cherishing the person in front of you". While Gesang flower has a very long flowering period, spanning from May to October. Its flower language represents the beautiful wish of "cherishing the person in front of you" and symbolizes the yearning of Tibetan people for happiness and auspiciousness.
So, how can we take care of Gesang flower and Cosmos bipinnatus after buying them home? Generally speaking, Gesang flower seeds can be bought in flower shops for sowing or in pots. In the case of potted plants, it is relatively simple to take care of it. Except for watering during the day in summer, it can be watered at any other time. Watering can be done about once every two days. In terms of fertilization, it is not suitable for too much fertilizer. You can give it Flower More No. 1 once every month. For sowing, you can choose to sow directly into the soil in April with a seeder. Take not exposing the seeds as the standard. Keep the soil moist. After that, sprouts can emerge within about 15 days. And for Cosmos bipinnatus bought back, it likes a temperature environment in the range of 25-32 degrees Celsius. Choosing loose and breathable soil can meet its growth needs. It should be noted that to make it grow vigorously, you must give it sufficient light. Otherwise, it will affect growth and also affect flowering.