Red dragonIt's also called red sandstone. It's a large bushMonthOf course, because a branch can be more than three metres long, so a lot of florists consider it to beTou's seasonCultivation, which is good, has the added advantage of heat-resistant, very standard summer flowers, and a lot of petals and petals, and cut flowers are very good, and many southern florists reflect that red dragons perform well in the south。

The red dragon wanted to show its beauty because of the size of the strain, or did he suggest itThe plantWhile there is limited space to make use of its capacity, the plant is not an option, but simply a waste of effort in management, and the flowering is less effective than planting, as is the case during the season, when the plant spends a lot of effort and does not manage much, but it is far less effective than planting。

So to think of the red dragon, it's a big plant, and it's generally suggested that the ultimate pot could be used up to 7 gallons, and you know that 7 gallons are like a giant giant, and 5 gallons are a bit of a drag on the red dragon, but it's not that bad. After all, 7 gallons can keep the red dragon flourishing, and the flower can be quite a shock, even if it's a big pot on the side of the wall, and then it's okay to drag a branch into the wall。

But this season, instead of being directly the largest pelvis, needs to be gradual, so that the saplings are adaptable, so the saplings need to start the saplings this season, and then gradually change to one gallon, to two gallons, to five gallons or seven gallons, and it is more taboo to buy a sapling, to give it to seven gallons, and to try to put in place one step, and eventually to operate the saplings slowly or even without survival。

Last but not least, the red dragon is not as attractive as the yellow, pink flowers, because the red dragon is red, and the red dragon is easy to see, and when you grow the red dragon, you find it misleading. The red dragon is the least able to show its beauty, even if i find it difficult to show half its beauty。










