The Flower Language and Events of Millettia reticulata

Millettia flowering

Chicken blood vine usually blooms from May to June every year, with clusters of flowers. The flower shape is similar to wisteria, like a bunch of purple butterflies gathered together, which is very beautiful.

The flower language of Millettia

The flower language of Millettia reticulata is steadfastness and nobility. The beautiful chicken blood vine always blooms in large bunches and is extremely lush. When it climbs all over the flower stand, it brings people not only the enjoyment of beauty, but also the admiration of beauty.

Literature traces of Millettia reticulata

The most important thing about Millettia reticulata is its medicinal value. Since a long time ago, it has been a medicinal material with multiple uses. Therefore, Millettia reticulata appears in many medical documents. Including various pharmacopoeias such as "Supplement to Compendium of Materia Medica", "New Compendium of Materia Medica", "Illustrated Catalogue of Plant Names and Realities", "Hunan Materia Medica", etc., which also record the various medicinal effects of Millettia reticulata and give people some tips.

Enjoy the flowering of Millettia spatholobi

A bunch of flowers stretched out from the green leaves, some of which had already bloomed, and some had not yet bloomed, one bunch after another, facing the sky, as if announcing to the world that it had arrived~

Through the camera, the beautiful moment of the flower blooming was recorded forever. The purple and black petals seem to say that the feelings of the chicken blood vine are so rich, warm and deep that people can't help but sigh.

A bunch of flower branches, dotted with countless small flowers, look like little butterflies, which is very cute. Many people say that this flower looks so much like wisteria and locust flowers. I would like to ask, why does this flower look so much like the flower of green beans? !

Looking closely, the flower stalks of this chicken blood vine are so cute. The ones that have bloomed look like butterflies waiting to fly, and the ones that haven’t bloomed look shy and timid! !