🦜Parrot's Beak Lotus Japonicus Seeds🌿

🏝️Parrot's-bill Lotus japonicus is native to the Canary Islands and is a perennial evergreen flowering plant of the Leguminosae family.⛰️
🍃The leaves are small and silvery gray, and the branches grow creepingly. They can be hung for maintenance. The branches are elegant and natural. The branches are full of red flowers, as bright as flames.🔥

🎨Features🌅：

🌿Leaf shape: The leaf color is usually silver gray or silver green pine needles, with a certain hairy texture.
🌸Flower characteristics: The flowers of the parrot's mouth are very unique, orange-red or orange-yellow, and the appearance is similar to the beak of the parrot, so it is called "parrot flower".🦜 Flowers grow alone in the axils of the leaves of plants, forming a series of hanging inflorescences that are very striking.✨

🪴Growth habits: Parrot mouth is a sun-loving plant, suitable for growing in warm, dry climate conditions, suitable for planting in gardens, courtyards, balconies and other environments.
🌲Growth form: Usually creeping or creeping, it can crawl along the ground or cling to walls, flower shelves and other structures. The plant is usually compact and suitable for hanging as a ground cover or flower basket.

💗Ornamental value: Because of its unique leaf morphology and eye-catching flowers, it is often used for gardening decoration, for decorating flower beds, flower baskets, etc., to create a unique landscape effect.

🌱HOW TO PLANT:

Sowing: Spread the seeds evenly over the soil surface and press gently to ensure contact between the seeds and the soil.
Keep it moist: Moisten the surface of the soil with a light mist of water from a watering can, but don't let the soil get too wet.

Provide light: Place the container in which the seeds are located in sufficient sunlight so that the seeds can fully absorb the sunlight.
Suitable temperature environment: Parrot's bill japonicus prefers a warm climate, and the most suitable growth temperature is 18-24 degrees Celsius.

Water regularly: Keep the soil surface moist, usually every one to two days.
Fertilization: Regular fertilization will help promote the growth and flowering of Psittaca japonicus.