Rare 5G Pearl Tuberose Easy to Grow Exotic Flower Seeds Perennial Garden

Tuberose (scientific name: Telosma cordata (Burm. f.) Merr.): weak vine-like shrub; branchlets are pilose, yellow-green, old branches are gray-brown, gradually glabrous, slightly lenticulate. The leaf is membranous, ovate-oblong to broadly ovate, with puberulent veins. Umbrella-shaped cymes are axillary and bear up to 30 flowers; the flowers are fragrant and more prosperous at night; the corolla is yellow-green, saucer-shaped, and the corolla is cylindrical, the throat is pilose, the lobes are oblong, with a margin Hair, not wrinkled when dry, covering to the right; accessory corolla 5 pieces, membranous, inserted on the stamen crown, style short columnar, stigma capitate, base pentagonal. The follicles are lanceolate, the exocarp is thick and glabrous; the seeds are broadly ovoid, with white silky hairs on the top. Flowering from May to August, with very few fruit. The fragrance of flowers is especially strong at night, which is extremely detrimental to human health. Therefore, you should not stay long in front of Nocturnal fragrance flowers at night. Often cultivated for viewing. In South China, there are delicacies with fried flowers and meat. The flowers can be steamed with sesame oil. Flowers and leaves can be used for medicinal purposes. They have the effects of clearing liver, improving eyesight, and removing pansies. In South China, they are used to treat conjunctivitis and malnutrition. It grows in hillside shrubs and is native to southern China. It is now cultivated in various provinces and regions in southern China. It is cultivated in tropical and subtropical Asia, Europe and America.