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Plants related to Christmas

Last Update ：2024.10.29

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Poinsettia - Christmas red

Crab Claw – Christmas Cactus

Apple - Christmas fruit

Kalanchoe - Christmas Garland

Winter Coral – Christmas Cherry

There are many flowers that are named according to solar terms or festivals, and they always feel like they are given special meaning. So, let’s take a look at what plants are related to Christmas!

Poinsettia - Christmas red

Poinsettia - Christmas Red

Poinsettia bracts are very showy and grow best at Christmas, so many people call it Christmas red or Christmas red. Christmas flower.

Poinsettia is an ornamental plant. The main ornamental point is the red bracts. In addition, the bracts also come in other colors, but red is the most common and always gives people a prosperous feeling.

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Crab Claw-Christmas Cactus

< p>The Crab Cactus is also known as the Christmas Cactus because it blooms around Christmas time.

Crab claw orchid blooms more beautifully, the petals are attractive, and the color is brighter. Its flowering period is generally from November to January, but it can be controlled manually.

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Apple - Christmas Fruit

Don't know when. People like to eat apples at Christmas time. So apples became Christmas fruits.

In our country. Apples are called peace fruits, and the day before Christmas is Christmas Eve, so it became popular to eat apples on Christmas Eve. This can be regarded as an assimilation of Western festivals in our country.

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Longevity Flower - Christmas Kalanchoe

< p> Kalanchoe is also called Christmas kale. It is a flower with a long flowering period. It blooms mainly in winter and spring and is often used as a decoration at Christmas. Therefore, longevity flower is also called Christmas kale.

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Winter Coral - Christmas Cherry

Winter coral is called the Christmas cherry because its fruits look like cherries, and the trees are covered with fruits at Christmas time.

Winter corals generally bloom in spring and summer, and the fruits mature in autumn, and then continue into winter without fading. Therefore, it is an important fruit-bearing plant in autumn and winter.

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