What is the crocus flower language (meaning and symbolic meaning of crocus)

Crocus sativus, also known as crocus and crocus sativus, is a perennial bulbous flower of Crocus belonging to Iris, with a plant height of 5- 10 cm. It is a native species in southwest Asia and was first cultivated by Greeks. Mainly distributed in Europe, Mediterranean and Central Asia, it was introduced to China in Ming Dynasty.

Flower language: happiness

Light: plants that like light are also tolerant to semi-shade.

Temperature: I like a cool environment. The most suitable temperature for growth is 15℃, and the most suitable temperature for flowering is 14-20℃. I can tolerate the low temperature of-18℃ in winter and hibernate in summer.

Water content: Not resistant to waterlogging, avoid water accumulation, and the basin soil will be wet when watering.

Soil: sandy loam with good drainage, loose air permeability and rich humus.

Fertilizer: Some organic fertilizers can be used as base fertilizer when planting. If the fertility is insufficient during the growing period, some liquid fertilizers can be used appropriately, not too much fertilizer.

Reproduction: Reproduction by splitting bulbs. Bulbs can be sown in late June at 65438+1October after dormancy in summer, and the most suitable sowing date is early February at 65438+February. Bulbs should be densely planted and bloom in early March next year.