Dalda flower

Laddavines (also popularly called Ladavines) are tendrils with fragrant white flowers, popularly planted as arches or covering fences, can flower all year round, but will flower particularly during the winter. In addition to their beauty and fragrance, there is a belief that Ladavines are auspicious flowering plants that mean pleasure in life.

Characteristics

Characteristics: It is a soft creeper vine.

Leaves: Heart-shaped, pointed, short-haired covering.

Blossom: White, bouquet, flowering year-round

Smell: Rejoice fragrance.

Planting and care

Planting: Prefers loam soil that drains well, and prefers daylight.

Watering: Like water but don't like floods. Watering is recommended about 2 times a day, but should be reduced when entering the rainy season.

Propagation: It can be propagated by seeding and nurturing branches.

Facade Making: The tree should be embroidered and tied to the main for the tree to climb, as naturally the Daldavall tree may not creep up the facade itself.

Benefits and beliefs

Belief: Auspicious means pleasant in life, so it is popular to plant in the East.

Another benefit: Indonesians bring fresh leaves as an ingredient in herbs, or chew them to keep the mouth fresh.

Thank you for the information from: Home and Garden.

Photos: From the front of our own house

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