Morphological characteristics of Guanyin grass

Guanyin grass of juechianidae: its leaves are often ovate, rectangular and round, and the top is gradually pointed. The inflorescence is composed of cymes, and each inflorescence is supported by 2 involucral bracts, which are oval to oval. Corolla pink to purplish, sparsely pubescent outside, seeds with tuberculate processes. Guanyin grass of Liliaceae: also known as auspicious grass, it is a green herb of auspicious grass of Liliaceae for many years. Leaves tufted, broadly linear, midvein concave, caudal acuminate, 15 to 40 cm long; The stem is creeping and rooting at the node end; The flowering period is from September to October, with lilac flowers, erect, terminal spikes, about 6 cm long; Fruit bright red, globose; It is native to all parts of Southwest China. It likes a warm and humid environment and is cold and shade resistant. It has low requirements for soil and strong adaptability

Growth habit of Guanyin grass

Guanyin grass of fenjubedae and Guanyin grass of Liliaceae are native to southwest China. They like warm and humid environment, can bear cold and shade, have low requirements on Soil and have strong adaptability

Habitat: roadside, grassland or under the forest

Breeding method: seed

Habit: shady life

Tropical Southeast Asia to Qinling Mountains, China