What does the wild fire glaze tree look like?

1. What wild fire glass tree looks like

Wild firewood tree is also known as large-leaved rhamnaceous tree, which belongs to the Rhamnaceae family and the Rhamnus genus.

1. Tree shape: Rhamnus macrophylla is a shrub or small tree, up to about 10 meters high. The twigs are opposite or nearly opposite, brown or reddish brown in color, with relatively large terminal buds and axillary buds, oval in shape, about 5-8 mm in length, and light brown in scales.

2. Leaves: The leaves of wild fire glass tree are opposite or nearly opposite. The leaf shape is generally broad elliptical or oval. The leaves are papery, about 4-13 cm long and about 2-6 cm wide. The leaf edges have rounded serrations. The petiole is about 1.5-4 cm long, with no hair on the veins, or sparsely covered with soft hairs.

3. Flowers: Its flowers are unisexual, dioecious, and the female and male flowers are clearly distinguished.

4. Fruit: The drupe of the wild fire glass tree is spherical, black in color, and the fruit stalk is about 1-1.2 cm long. The seeds in the fruit are oval and dark brown in color.

2. Cultivation technology of wild fire glass tree

Wild fire lily trees can be cultivated by sowing seedlings and then transplanting. First collect the mature seeds, store them in mixed sand and germinate them at low temperature, select a sand bed, then sow the seeds for seedling cultivation and cover them with a thin layer of soil. The seedlings will emerge in an even manner about 25 days after sowing. Then, good management will be done during the seedling stage and the seedlings will be transplanted after their growth has stabilized.