Chinese name: Sparrow Flower

Alias: Sparrow Flower

Family: Aristolochiaceae

Genus: Aristolochia

Distribution area: Native to South America

1. Morphological characteristics of sparrow flowers

The sparrow flower stems are coiled and prostrate, about two meters long, and the leaves are tender green. Heart-shaped, apex acuminate and obtuse, with obvious reticulate veins, smooth edges, long petioles, flowers usually solitary and leaf axils, the base is expanded, the upper part is curved and contracted, the top is more pointed and lip-like, and the flower color is brown. There are many milky white spots on the surface, and the shape resembles a sparrow.

2. Growth habit of sparrow flower

Sparrow flower likes a sunny growth environment, heat-resistant, and the growth temperature is 20℃-30℃. Low temperature will affect its growth and development. It is conducive to flowering, and has no strict requirements on the soil. It can grow normally on fertile and well-drained loam soil. The stems of the plant will climb and wrap around other plants to grow. It is resistant to partial shade and avoids standing water. Long-term standing water will cause its roots to rot.

3. Propagation of sparrow flowers

The propagation of sparrow flowers is generally done by sowing. Because of its peculiar flower shape and long flowering period, it can be planted after harvesting and sowing. Before selecting fertile and well-drained loam, put a small amount of organic fertilizer as the base fertilizer, sow it in the soil, place it in a sunny environment after sowing, water a small amount, and apply a small amount of top dressing after it germinates, and water it appropriately , After growing up, you can build a trellis or a flower stand for its growth, which has a very high ornamental value.

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