The efficacy and function of Kapok

Kapok is a perennial succulent plant. Its surface is often covered with a layer of light gray. It feels very fleshy and feels good. The skin of Kapok often cracks, but because its skin often stores a lot of water, even if it cracks, it will not affect the growth of Kapok. On the contrary, it will increase the ornamental value of Kapok. Kapok is native to Mexico in America. Like most succulent plants, it has only been introduced to China in recent years. Kapok likes dry climate and sunny weather. In view of the growth environment and conditions of Kapok, we should reduce watering when planting Kapok to avoid root rot or even rot of Kapok due to waterlogging. After talking so much about Kapok, the following content will introduce the efficacy and function of Kapok in detail. Let's take a look.

The efficacy and function of Kapok

1. The ornamental value of Kapok

The rhizome of Kapok is relatively swollen, and just like its name, its appearance is very peculiar, like a tortoise shell. Kapok is a rare and interesting succulent plant in our country. It can often be placed in the home as a potted plant or decoration, and we can also appreciate it at any time, which is very meaningful.

2. Horticultural value of Kapok

Because of its peculiar appearance and the fact that it was introduced into my country only a short time ago, the Kapok plant is still a relatively rare and interesting succulent plant in China. The Kapok plants we often see now are generally in succulent plant exhibitions in botanical gardens. For the general public, the Kapok plant has certain horticultural and learning value, which can help us learn more about it, broaden our horizons and increase our knowledge.