San Weikui supply Dongguan, Dongguan plant flowers Zubai rent lease in Dongguan, Dongguan plants flower Chinese name: San Weikui Alias:? Yellow coconut, purple nightshade Genus: Palm San Weikui genera San Weikui genus of evergreen shrubs or small clumps trees. Petiole, rachis, sheath are yellowish green; slip slender foliage, leaf, pinnatisect, long 40 ~ 150 cm, petiole slightly curved, apex soft; cylindrical sheath, phimosis. Spadix conical, born sheath, the multi-branch, about 40cm, width 50cm; stems smooth, yellow-green, no glitches, tender when Phi wax, there are obvious leaf scars, was the ring-shaped; flowers small , golden yellow, flowering from March to April. Fruit nearly round, length 1.2cm, width 1.1cm, orange and yellow. Seeds from 1 to 3, ovate to elliptic. Basal tillering, was shrubby growth. ? San Weikui layout and Enjoy: San Weikui as a small palm plant, which has a strong resistance to negative. After the home decoration, put a pot of San Weikui, hard enough to effectively remove the benzene, trichlorethylene, formaldehyde and other volatile harmful substances. Is furnished living room, dining room, meeting room, family room, den, bedroom or balcony upscale potted foliage plants. San Weikui conservation management: indoor potted San Weikui should choose acidic soil, watering should follow the principle of dry wet season and dry season, more than adequate hot water, cold rainy control watering. Usually keep the soil constantly moist. Hot summer period, but also to keep the air around the plant have high humidity, but avoid stagnant water basin, in order to avoid rot. Usually every 1-2 weeks maturity of liquid fertilizer or fertilizer applied once, in order to promote vigorous plant growth, dark green leaves, summer dressing appropriately nitrogenous organic fertilizer, winter can be applied to other organic fertilizers sesame dregs basin while maintaining wet state. Should be placed in the indoor cultivation of ornamental strong scattering of light at; it is also resistant to relatively dark environment, but to regularly move to outdoor light better at conservation, to facilitate recovery and maintain high ornamental state.