Why do nightshade flowers bloom at six in the morning?

Article Catalog

1. How to open

2. Basic introduction

Solanum nightshade is a kind of clock flower. Its flowering period is around September-October in autumn every year. During this time period, around six o'clock in the morning, the nightshade flower will slowly bloom its petals. The color of the corolla is white, the filaments are relatively short, and the anthers inside are yellow. Nightshade flower is an annual herb of the Solanaceae and Solanum genus. It is native to my country and likes to grow in warm and humid places. It usually grows on roadsides, fields and other places.

1. How to bloom

Solanum nigrum is a kind of clock flower that blooms at a certain time. Its flowering period is around September to October every autumn. During this time, around six o'clock in the morning, the nightshade flower will slowly bloom its petals. The flowers are relatively small and cute, and the color of the corolla is white. , the filaments are relatively short, and the anthers inside are yellow, which looks very attractive.

In addition to nightshade flowers, like Cnidium , morning glories, wild roses, peonies, half-branched lotus, gooseberries, marigolds, purple jasmine, tobacco flowers, epiphyllum, etc. are all clock flowers.

2. Basic introduction

1. Family and genus: Nightshade is an annual herbaceous plant belonging to the Solanaceae and Solanum genus. It is also called physalis, Black beet, black seed vegetable, eggplant, etc.

2. Distribution range: Nightshade is native to my country and is now widely distributed in Eurasia, America, Australia, etc. It likes to grow in warm and humid places, mostly on roadsides, fields and other places.

3. Morphological characteristics: It is an annual upright herb , the plant height is about 0.25-1 meters, the color of the stem is green or purple, there are no hairs on it and it is relatively smooth, sometimes there are fine pubes. The leaves are oval in shape and about 2.5-10 cm in length. The berries are spherical in shape, about 8 mm in diameter, and turn black when ripe.

4. Propagation method: Sowing is often used to propagate.

- END -