What is the flower language of five-color plum?

The flower language of five-color plum: cheerful and lively

The five-color plum is native to tropical regions such as Brazil in America, and is widely distributed in the wild in South China. Its flower colors are rich and varied, with red, orange, yellow, pink, white and other colors in the same inflorescence. Some flowers are yellow or pink when they first bloom, gradually turning into orange-yellow or orange-red, and finally into red, so it is called the five-color plum or the seven-change flower.

It’s no wonder that the flower language of such an active five-color plum is lively and cheerful. It is just like a child and the weather in June, rich and varied.

The legend of the five-colored plum

In the context of southern Fujian, the five-color plum is called "crazy flower". According to legend, there was a woman who accidentally ate three five-colored plum blossoms. She then started talking nonsense and even began to tear her clothes, completely losing her mind. Later, he drank a decoction made from five-colored plum blossoms, which detoxified him. Since then, the five-color plum has been called crazy flower in Fujian.

There is some truth to this legend. Because if you accidentally eat the five-color plum, it will cause poisoning. However, legends will always have some distortion. People exaggerate the facts to the point that everyone is willing to listen and talk about them, so that they can be passed down.

If you accidentally eat five-color plums and get poisoned, do not trust folk remedies and seek medical attention immediately.

The leaves of the five-color plum will have a particularly strong smell when crushed, and the seeds are also poisonous. When pruning and harvesting seeds, everyone must take protective measures to protect their hands and their sense of smell.