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Art flower

The art puddhurrash (scientific name: Datura metel) is a medium-sized shrub belonging to the Solanaceae family (the same family as eggplant, tomato, chili). It is characterized as follows:

Shrub-shaped, low to medium-sized shrub, about 1-2 meters tall, not very branched.

Leaf Single Leaf Alternately Out Fort Rhee Shape Exam Leaf Cones Pointed Leaf Tip Slightly Notched Leaf Edge Fresh Green Leaf Plate

The flowers are single, out along the axils of the leaves or ends of the branches, the flowers are large, horn or cone-like in shape, white, strongly fragrant, especially in the evening to night, the flowers hang slightly downwards, the ends of the petals often twisted in a spiral or with small fissures.

The fruit is a round fruit, with thorns covered inside, with many seeds (the fruit and seeds are poisonous).

Planting It is popularly planted as an ornamental plant along a garden, by a fence, or as a potted plant to appreciate its beauty and aroma. It is a plant that is easy to grow. It withstands its surroundings well. It likes sunny and well-drained loam.

Although it is called "Pudd," the art pudd is not in the genus Gardenia, like a typical puddle, but has a similar flower, white and fragrant, so it is called "Pudd."

The artistic pudal flower is a flower of pure beauty and gentle fragrance, often used adornately, and has a positive meaning that conveys.

Purity and innocence. With the clean white color of flowers.

Elegance and serenity. Characteristics of blooming flowers and soothing aroma.

Honesty and sincerity. It symbolizes love and pure feelings.

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