The language and meaning of nasturtium flowers, and what are the taboos when giving them as gifts?

1. Flower language and meaning

1. Love can be seen everywhere, but you are absent-minded: Nasturtium has a long flowering period and can be viewed for a long time, but it is not easy to be noticed. It is like love. Although it is around us, we ignore it and do not notice it because we do not pay attention to it.

2. Happiness: The flowers of nasturtium are very beautiful, bright and pretty, and look very much like fluttering butterflies. After the flowers bloom, they seem to be full of joy and happiness, and can also improve people's mood and make people happier.

3. Patriotism: Its flowers are mostly red and yellow, these two colors represent Chinese elements and can be used to express patriotism and inspire people’s patriotism.

4. Let nature take its course: It also has the flower language implication of letting nature take its course and being content with whatever happens. You can calmly face what is about to happen. It implies that things can be encountered but not sought after, and it is an open-minded mentality.

5. Passionate love: When nasturtium blooms, the flowers will be clustered together tightly, as if lovers hugging each other, so it can also express passionate love.

2. What are the taboos for giving gifts?

Not only is nasturtium non-toxic, it also has some therapeutic effects. Its flowers are beautiful and have good meanings, making it suitable for giving as gifts without any special taboos.