The Flower Language and Legend of Lycoris radiata

The Flower Language of White Lycoris

White Lycoris refers to the Mandragora japonica, which is a flower from heaven and is different from the Lycoris radiata.

When the Buddha appeared, mandarava flowers fell from the sky. Their colors and fragrance were very beautiful, and those who saw them felt happy.

However, its flower language is somewhat contradictory. Some say it represents endless longing and desperate love, while others say it is a letter from heaven.

The legend of white amaryllis

The legend of Lycoris radiata is very different from that of Lycoris radiata, at least the emotional tone is very different.

White Lycoris radiata (Mandragora) is also a flower that represents Forty Thousand, but it is the flower of heaven (Lycoris radiata is the flower of hell).

It is said that the road to heaven is always full of white Lycoris radiata. When the dead souls go to heaven, a flower will bloom with every step they take. Until they reach heaven.

And above the heaven, the golden gate is surrounded by white amaryllis flowers, which is very beautiful. Such beautiful scenery creates a feeling of holiness and solemnity.

But Lycoris radiata is the opposite. It is the flower of hell, the flower of the devil. It is red like blood and desolate. Unlike the Mandragora, it gives people a more desolate feeling.