Lotus name

What is the name of the lotus flower? The gentleman in the flower symbolizes an ideal personality in traditional Chinese culture: "coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil."

Symbol of incorruptibility: The one covered with "green lotus" is homophonic to "incorruptible".

Symbolizing love: Covered lotus is also known as hibiscus flower, or cloud water hibiscus. "Furong", "Furong" also. Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" says: "Hibiscus is like a face and willows are like eyebrows." Therefore, lotus is often used to symbolize love, especially lotus. The picture of two lotuses giving birth to one lotus root is called "Lotus with one heart".

The word "rong" in "water lotus" is homophonic to "rong". The combination of lotus and peony is called "prosperity and wealth", and the combination of lotus and peony is called "prosperity all the way". Peonies, lotuses and white-headed flowers are called "wealth, glory and splendor till the old age".

Lotus can also be pronounced as "lian". Lotus pods plus lotus seeds are called "continuous birth of noble sons".

Symbolizes purity and purity. In Buddhism, there are lotus seats, lotus platforms, etc. Many Bodhisattvas in Buddhism were born from lotus flowers.

The lotus flower has profound cultural roots in China. After Buddhism was established as the state religion in the Tang Dynasty, the lotus flower became highly respected by people. The hometown of Buddha Sakyamuni is rich in lotus, so Buddhism often uses lotus as a metaphor for itself. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Shi uses it as an example, and all the wonderful principles are there." The Buddhist Kingdom also refers to the place where the lotus lives. Also known as the "Lotus Realm". The Buddhist scriptures are called "Lotus Sutra", the Buddha's seat is called "Lotus Seat" or "Lotus Platform", the Buddhist temple is called "Lotus Yu", the monk's residence is called "Lotus Room", the robe is called "Lotus Clothes" and so on. The lotus pattern has also become a symbol of Buddhism. Buddhist buildings, decorations, and utensils also have lotus patterns.

The lotus is one of the four auspicious flowers of Buddhism, one of the eight treasures, and one of the nine symbols of Buddhism.

The Buddha Sakyamuni in the Mahavira Hall sits on a lotus throne, with kind eyebrows and kind eyes, and his lotus eyes are lowered; Amitabha Buddha, known as the head of the "Three Saints of the West", and the Great Merciful and Great Compassionate Guanyin Bodhisattva are also It is sitting on a lotus. Some of the remaining Bodhisattvas are holding lotus flowers in their hands, and some are stepping on lotus flowers, making lotus gestures, or throwing lotus flowers to the world (like goddesses). Various lotus patterns are also carved, drawn or embroidered on temple walls, caissons, railings, sacred accounts, table surrounds, sachets and worship mats. It can be seen how closely the relationship between lotus and Buddhism is.

There is also a wonderful story about the "Lotus Lady" in the Buddhist scriptures. A deer gave birth to a beautiful woman, and the immortal raised her up. Wherever she walks, lotus flowers will grow. This is the origin of the term "step by step lotus". People now use it to describe the glory of experience

In folk customs, there are many words related to lotus in China. A lotus with one stem and two flowers is called a double stem lotus. , to symbolize that a man and a woman are harmonious and a loving couple. Happy couplets often include "birds always perching on evergreen trees, and flowers blooming for a long time for thrifty families" and so on. Another example is the lotus root broken silk connection, used to mean that although a man and a woman break up, their love remains. Lotus is homophonic to "Incorruptible" (clean) and "Lian" (sheng), and the folk custom has homophonic meanings such as "a good grade of incorruptibility" and "Continuous to give birth to a noble son".

Another example is the golden lotus. It is said that in the fifth century AD, Donghun Hou of the Southern Qi Dynasty "cut gold into lotus flowers to cover the ground, and ordered Concubine Pan to walk on them," and said: "Lotus flowers will grow step by step!" Later generations called the beauty's steps the lotus steps, and also called the woman's slender feet the golden lotus.

About the lotus or a nice name for the lotus. The lotus has twisted roots and lush branches, leaves and flowers. An auspicious pattern of lotus clusters represents "the roots are solid and the branches are flourishing". It is often used to wish people longevity and family prosperity. Lotus paintings with clusters of lotus flowers are suitable for hanging in the living room and dining room. The word "Lotus" in the lotus flower has the same pronunciation as "harmony", so it is often used to mean "harmony" and "harmony" in Chinese paintings. The small lotus flower sketch is suitable for hanging in the bedroom. It is a symbol of harmony between men and women and the love between husband and wife. The lotus has lotus pods. Because the lotus pods and flowers grow at the same time, the lotus seeds mean "early birth of precious children", and the lotus pods also symbolize having many children. Supplement: The lotus is unsullied from the mud. It is the national flower of some countries in Southeast Asia. In Buddhism, it is the sage constellation. It means holiness and is a holy flower.

What are the other names of lotus? (1) Furong: "Erya": "Lotus, lotus, also known as lotus."

(2) Furong: "Erya? Shicao": "Lotus, lotus. ... Its flowers are in bloom. , In fact, the root of lotus is lotus root."

(3) Lotus root flower: The poem "Sending My Brother to Suzhou" by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty: "The red orange tree is in the moonlight, and the lotus root flower is white in the autumn wind.

(4) Water Hibiscus: "Qunfang Pu": "Lotus is also called hibiscus and water hibiscus. "

(5) Grass hibiscus: Du's poem notes: Those produced on land are called wood hibiscus, and those produced in water are called grass hibiscus."

(6) Water flowers: Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica" "Compendium": The name of "Lotus" is: "Hibiscus, lotus, water bloom."

(7) Jingyou is also called Jingke. The lotus flower is clean and unstained, so people call it a pure friend.

(8) Water Zhizhi: Putui Bao's "Ancient and Modern Notes" under "vegetation": "Hibiscus is called Lotus, one is Shuimou, one is Shuizhi, and one is Water Flower."

< p> (9) Zezhi: "Leiju" Guo Pu's "Erya Picture Praise? Furong Praise" says: "Hibiscus Licao, one is called Zezhi,..."

(10) Lingcao : Wu Minhong's "Fu Rong Fu and Preface": "There is hibiscus spiritual grass, cultivated in Zhongchuan."

(11) Yuhuan: "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Lotus is also called Yuzhi."

(12) Gentleman Flower: Zhou Dunyi of the Northern Song Dynasty wrote "The Theory of Love of Lotus", which said that lotus is the gentleman among flowers, and lotus is also called "gentleman flower".

(13) Water Palace Fairy: Because the lotus grows in the water, the lotus stands gracefully on the water, like a fairy floating, so it is named.

(14) Lotus: "Erya": "Lotus, lotus...its flowers are lotus."

About the Chinese name of the lotus : Lotus

Alias: lotus, water bloom, hibiscus, jade ring, etc.

1. Dahanlian; 2. Jianlian; 3. Stone lotus; 4. Vegetable lotus. Lotus and lotus are the same plant. Water hibiscus, water mushroom, jade ring, water bloom...etc. are all aliases for lotus. Nymphaeaceae, Nymphaeaceae, perennial herb. The stem is an underground stem with obvious nodes. It grows in the mud and has large leaves. In summer, it blooms light red, yellow, lilac or white flowers. The flowers are large in shape, with double or single petals. The fruit is hidden in the lotus pod. Dark black. It is available for viewing, the fruits and underground stems are edible, and the leaves can be wrapped in food. Also known as hibiscus, hibiscus, lotus, and lotus. It grows in swamps, has short rhizomes, oval and wide leaves, and floats on the water surface. Flowers in white, pink, pink-purple, yellow, blue and other colors are blooming, mostly open during the day and closed at night. The fruit contains many seeds, which split open in the water and drift with the water. Distributed in Asia, North America, Australia and other places. It is also called Ziwulian of different genera. It seems that there is a big difference because it opens before the carving and closes in the evening, so it is called water lily. Both lotus and water lily belong to the Nymphaeaceae family, and the lotus is also called lotus, which is as tall as the lotus leaf. The highlands surface above the water, and the lotus waves sway in the wind. The surface of the lotus leaves is smooth and hairy, and does not touch water. It is common for water droplets to roll on the leaves like pearls. For water lilies, the leaves are close to the water surface, and the flowers only stick out of the water for a short period of time, less than a height, and there are no lotus pods or lotus roots.

Native to tropical Asia and Oceania. It is an aquatic plant that likes temperature, light and fertilizer. The optimal temperature during the growth period is 20-30℃. It grows and develops quickly under strong light. my country has a long history of cultivation. There are cultivation records as early as the Zhou Dynasty. It likes warmth and humidity.

Lotus propagation

Commonly used are propagation by division and sowing. To divide the plants, dig out the main lotus roots or sub-lotus roots in early April every year and plant them separately. The lotus roots must have intact terminal buds, otherwise they will not bloom that year after planting. When sowing seeds, lotus seeds have no dormant period and can be sown at any time. If the seed coat is broken and soaked, the seeds will germinate 1 week after sowing. The bowl lotus can bloom in the same year.

It is a perennial aquatic herbaceous flower of the Nymphaeaceae family. The underground stems are long and thick, with long nodes and round leaf shields. The flowering period is from June to September. They are solitary on the top of the pedicel. The petals are numerous and embedded in the receptacle. They come in red, pink, white, purple and other colors, or have colored text or borders. Nuts are oval, seeds are oval. There are many types of lotus, divided into two categories: ornamental and edible. The lotus has large leaves and bright fragrance, and it survives the mud without being stained. It is deeply loved by people and is a very important water surface greening plant in the garden.

Lotus cultivation.

When planting lotus in a pond or vat, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied, and the lotus root should be planted with the top bud facing downwards, which is beneficial to the growth and development of the rhizome. The water level should not be too deep in the early stages of growth. As the floating leaves and standing leaves grow, the water level should be gradually increased. The long lotus root period in late autumn requires shallow water. Do not remove leaves or damage them during the growth period, otherwise the development of lotus roots will be affected. The lotus leaves should be allowed to wither and turn yellow naturally. Generally, they are replanted every 2-3 years.

Lotus diseases and insect pests

Common insect pests include giant moths, aphids and Spodoptera litura.

It can be sprayed with 9O% trichlorfon 1500 times. The main diseases are leaf blight and spot disease. Spray with 25% wettable carbendazim 800 times solution.

Application of lotus

Lotus has a clear color, and its flowers and leaves are fragrant. There are many varieties, including single-petaled lotus, double-petaled lotus, thousand-petal lotus, double-petal lotus, and parallel-peduncle lotus. It is widely used in urban garden waterscapes. Using potted plants or potted plants in your home to decorate balconies or courtyards is also very pleasing to the eye. Lotus roots and seeds are edible; lotus seeds, rhizomes, lotus nodes, lotus leaves, flowers and germs of seeds can be used as medicine to treat many diseases

The flowering period of lotus lasts for about three days, and the first day of flowering takes about At four or five o'clock in the morning, the flower buds open slowly, and close one or two hours later, leaving only a slight opening; they will open again at the same time the next day, and the flowers will bloom larger, which can last until more than nine o'clock in the morning. It closes up slightly; on the third day, after the flowers are fully in full bloom, they are just waiting to wither. Water lilies bloom around seven o'clock in the evening, lasting only ten minutes. On a sunny day, although the spreading path of the petals cannot be clearly seen, in just ten minutes, the buds can be seen blooming. On rainy days, the flowers bloom in two stages within ten minutes, so you can hear the sound of petals suddenly breaking free, which is also special. The leaves of the lotus are not bifurcated and will stick out of the water. As for the bifurcated leaves, they will only be water lilies on the water surface. In fact, the lotus is the lotus. The lotus and the lotus originally refer to the same plant (the scientific name is lotus, the common name is lotus), but Because of the relationship between "water lilies", it is easy for people to misunderstand lotus and lotus. ...>>

How many kinds of lotus are there? What are their names? 36. Pink Pearl

The leaves are green and the surface is smooth; the flowers are double, Pink, spherical; about 118 petals, flower diameter 9-L4 cm; stamens partially petaled. The pistils are not strong, the receptacle is retired or very few, trumpet-shaped, the carpel is green or the tip is red and bead-shaped; the lotus pod is trumpet-shaped. A medium-flowered variety with a consistent flowering period. It buds first and then leaves. The initial flowers are not easy to bloom. They bloom densely. They are suitable for planting in jars and pots, and can also be used as bowl lotus cultivation.