Rosa davurica fruit blooms at 4-5 am.
Lotus blooms at five or six in the morning, closes later, opens at half past eight, and closes at ten to twelve. Then, like an unopened bud, it blooms again at dawn the next day, and the petals fall off one by one until around noon the next day.
Solanum nigrum and dandelion bloom at 6 o'clock.
Ranunculus ternatus and Paeonia lactiflora bloom at 7 o'clock.
Scutellaria barbata [sunflower] has the strongest light. The highest temperature blooms at noon.
Mirabilis jalapa blooms at sunset in the evening, so it is also called "flower care".
Tan Hua blooms at about ten o'clock in the evening, at midnight and withers at four or five in the morning.
Hibiscus hibiscus blooms with white flowers in the morning, gradually turns pale red at noon and deep red at night.
Sunflowers have their backs to the sun.
At four o'clock in the morning, the morning glory blew the purple trumpet; Around five o'clock, the gorgeous roses opened their smiling faces; At seven o'clock, the water lily woke up from a dream; Around noon 12 o'clock, afternoon flowers are in full bloom; At three o'clock in the afternoon, marigold is in full bloom; At six o'clock in the evening, tobacco flowers wake up in the twilight; Moonlight flowers spread their petals around seven o'clock; Evening primrose blooms at eight o'clock in the evening; Epiphyllum is smiling around nine o'clock. ...
Twelve months of flowers sing together: in January, daffodils wear plain clothes; In February, plum blossoms are cold; In March, peach blossoms are warm; In April, peony is warm; In may, the peony hall is full of spring; In June, roses are in full bloom; In July, the lotus is red; In August, impatiens is hot; September, autumn osmanthus fragrance; In October, hibiscus was on fire; In November, the chrysanthemums in Ao Shuang are yellow; /kloc-in 0/2 months, camellias are everywhere.
When the clock spends 24 hours, most of the flowers are open during the day, early morning or evening. There are also before dawn, and there are very few in the middle of the night. Generally speaking, insect-borne flowers bloom most during the day because of the need of pollination. However, the opening hours of various flowers are different. The order within 24 hours is: morning glory at 4 am, wild rose at 5 am, Long Kuihua at 6 am, peony at 7 am, lotus at 8 am, Scutellaria barbata at 10 in the morning, purslane flower at 12 in the morning, sunflower at 15 in the morning, and morning10.
Rhododendron macrophylla in February-May, Rhododendron microphylla in April-May, camellia/kloc-0 in May-July, honeysuckle, azalea and chrysanthemum in March. There are many orchids at the source of the Pearl River, which are in full bloom in summer, autumn and winter. The original name of National Day Flower is cosmos 10-65438+ February.
Flower clock
The flowers are in full bloom and the fragrance is gratifying. If we pay attention to observe when all kinds of flowers bloom, we will find that different flowers spend different time in a day. At about three o'clock in the morning, the snake bed bloomed; Then, at four o'clock, the morning glory began to play the light purple trumpet; Around five o'clock, the gorgeous wild rose flowers also smiled. At six o'clock, Long Kuihua and Dandelion opened their petals to welcome the morning sunshine. Water lilies and buttercups bloom at about seven o'clock. Lotus blooms at eight o'clock. At noon, goose and bird flowers bloom, marigold blooms around 3 pm, and jasmine blooms again around 5 pm. At six o'clock in the evening, tobacco flowers wake up in the twilight; At seven o'clock, Quirrell's flowers also opened; There are moonlight flowers, when the moon rises-open her petals to the moonlight; Cordate telosma blooms at eight o'clock in the evening and epiphyllum laughs around nine o'clock. ...
Why do different plants bloom at different times? This is because the ancestors of various flowers have adapted to the living environment for a long time in nature, and their survival and reproduction have gradually formed. According to research, when plants bloom is often closely related to external temperature, humidity and light. For example, precious epiphyllum with big and delicate petals. During the day, the sun is too strong, the temperature is high and the air is dry. If it blooms at this time, it is in danger of being burned. The temperature in the middle of the night is often too low for it to bloom. For a long time, it has adapted to the temperature and humidity at nine o'clock in the evening, and then it slowly opened its elegant buds and showed people a beautiful smiling face.
In addition, the flowering time is related to the pollination mode of flowers. Morning glory is an insect-borne flower, which needs insects to spread pollen to produce seeds. It happened that at three or four o'clock in the morning, the industrious bees went to work and began to collect honey. The temperature and humidity at that time were also suitable. In order to carry on the family line, it gradually blooms around four in the morning. In this way, most of the insect media flowers are spent on their "matchmakers" during working hours. Butterflies often start flying among flowers at eight or nine o'clock in the morning. Those flowers open at this time to welcome their home visits. Honey-picking moths don't come out until nightfall, while those luffa flowers and autumn-cut Luo flowers pollinated by them bloom in the evening and night.
In the past, botanist Linnai had deliberately planted flowers with different flowering times together, built "flower beds" into clock faces and arranged them into "clocks" of flowers, so that these flowers could bloom within 24 hours respectively. It is interesting to know the approximate time by observing which flowers are in full bloom.
Many plants have their own life schedules. Just look at the opening hours of some flowers and you will know what time it is. These are really some strange and interesting clocks-"flower clocks".
There are different "flower clocks" in different regions. Flowers and plants that bloom at different times in the same season can be combined into different "flower clocks".
In our country, the snake twist blooms at about three o'clock in the morning at the earliest; At about four o'clock, the horn of morning glory opened; Around five o'clock, wild roses bloom; At about six o'clock in the evening, Long Kuihua opened the door. Then there are beautiful tulips (around 7 o'clock), Scutellaria barbata (around 10 o'clock) and grass with big claws (around 11 o'clock), and the flowers at noon are in full bloom against the sun around 12 o'clock.
After noon, marigold blooms around 3 pm; At about five o'clock in the evening, mirabilis jalapa blooms; At about six o'clock in the evening, tobacco flowers open; At about seven o'clock in the evening, the moonlight blooms; At about eight o'clock in the evening, when the grass is in bloom.
On the Qinghai Lake in China and Manas Grassland in Xinjiang, there is a yellowish flower that always blooms at seven or eight o'clock in the morning of spring and summer. An orange-red spiral flower blooms at noon; A gray candle-shaped flower opens at six o'clock in the afternoon, and the locals call these flowers "time-telling flowers"
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