The flower language of chrysanthemum: MeritOne of the flower languages of Mesembryanthemum is merit, and it is the birthday flower for November 5th. The flower language of chrysanthemum: lazinessThe flower language of Mesembryanthemum is laziness. The flower language of chrysanthemum is related to its growth habits. Mesembryanthemum is a plant of the Aizoaceae family, belonging to the genus Mesembryanthemum. It is a perennial succulent herb with characteristics such as drought resistance and fear of waterlogging. Another notable feature of it is that the flowers close when the light is dim. Therefore, the language of flowers means laziness. The flower language of chrysanthemum: the mystery of the EastAnother flower language of chrysanthemum is the mystery of the East. The origin of this flower language is mainly because Mesembryanthemum is native to Eastern countries in Asia, such as China, Japan and South Korea. The most distinctive feature of the oriental pine coneflower is its red fruit, which reminds people of the mystery of the East. Therefore, chrysanthemum has another flower language, which is the mystery of the East. |
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