How to identify an inverted pot

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1. Stem

2. Leaves

3. Flowers

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Stem: The stem of the inverted pot is single or several in clusters, and can grow to 15-60cm. Leaves: Basal leaves have petioles and are oblong-lanceolate or lanceolate. Stem leaves have no petioles and are lanceolate or oblong. Flowers: blue, with round lobes and obvious veins.

1. Stem

1. Stem

The stem of the inverted pot is single, or several clusters, densely covered with pubescent hairs. It can grow to about 15-60cm.

2. Leaves

Basic growth The leaves have long stalks and are oblong-lanceolate or lanceolate. They can grow to about 5-30cm including the petiole, and the width is about 1.5-4cm. Stem leaves are lanceolate or oblong, without petioles, and have very obvious lateral veins.

3. Flowers

Inverted The flower of the pot is blue, the lobes are round, about 2.5mm in length, and the veins are very obvious. The style is linear and cylindrical, about the same length as the calyx. The length of the filament is about 0.5mm, and it is inserted in the middle of the corolla tube. The anthers are oblong in shape and about 1mm in length. The length of the pedicel is about 2-3mm, and it will become longer during the fruiting period.

2. Leaves

3. Flowers

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