The efficacy and function of lyre leaf coral

The alias of harp coral is called daily cherry, which is an evergreen shrub of the genus Leprosy of the Euphorbiaceae family. The tree body of harp coral can secrete latex. It is different from the general coral. Harp coral is native to the West Indies. It is now more common in southern my country, and the scope of planting has also expanded. Harp coral adapts to relatively high temperature places, which can be seen from its place of origin. So we have said so much about harp coral, what do you know about its effects and functions?

The efficacy and function of lyre leaf coral

1. Landscape uses of harp leaf coral

The appearance of harp leaf coral is very unique, and it is a relatively rare plant. And because of the characteristics of harp leaf coral, it is more suitable for indoor cultivation. If it is outdoors, it will easily delay its growth or directly cause withering. This is why harp leaf coral is more common in southern my country, and is very rare in the cold northern region.

2. The decorative function of harp leaf coral

Although the flowers of the harp coral are relatively small, they bloom for a long time and are very prominent among flowers. Basically, the flowers of the harp coral can be seen blooming all year round, giving people a year-round visual appreciation. Therefore, harp coral is often used as a decorative flower in the garden, bringing vitality to life and enriching our daily life.

3. Lyre coral is somewhat toxic

Although we love to admire harp leaf coral, it is like a rose with thorns. The latex it secretes is toxic. If you accidentally come into contact with the latex, it is likely to cause severe inflammation of the skin and is also extremely toxic to our eyes. Therefore, especially if there are elderly people and children at home, you should not breed it at home, otherwise it may cause serious consequences.