EUPHORBIA FLOWER, RED ASOKA FLOWER HIBISCUS FLOWERS

### HELLO FRENDS SEREY *** ##### HISTORY OF HIBISCUS FLOWER *** *** **The history of hibiscus flowers, also known as flower shoes and hibiscus (Hibiscus rosasinensis) is a year-round flowering plant in the genus Hibiscus which is often planted as an ornamental staple. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is also known as Chinese hibiscus, China rose and shoe flower originating from East Asia and not from Malaysia. It is located in the Malvaceae Family.Hibiscus flowers is the national interest of Malaysia. After achieving independence, the Ministry of Agriculture has been directed to reserve the right interest to be chosen as the national interest. At the end of 1958, the Ministry of Agriculture had reserved seven types of flowers to be chosen as the National Flower of the Tanah Melayu Association, namely Kenanga Flowers, Bunga Raya, Melur Flowers, Lotus Flowers, Mawar Flowers, Cempaka Flowers and Bunga Tanjung. After the discussion on July 28, 1960, Bunga Raya was described as Bunga Kebangsaan Persekutuan Tanah Melayu. If the Malay Land joins Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak to establish Malaysia, Bunga Raya continues to be used as the National Flower @gibran007** *** ***  ##### original image from @gibran007  *** *** ### THE HISTORY OF RED ASHOKA FLOWERS *** *** **The word "Asoka" you may have heard often. This word comes from Sanskrit and means free from sadness (soka means sad, a means without). In the same pronunciation, the study of history records a king named Ashoka. Interesting enough to study the story of the king. But on this occasion, what we want to describe is Ashoka the tree with beautiful flowers. It is said that reportedly, a figure who spread Buddhism was born just under the flower tree of Asoka** **The beauty of the Asoka flower is one of the sacred trees in India. Can be found in all regions of India. This flower can also be found in many places in Indonesia. The flowers have a variety of colors including red, orange, and yellow. Many are liked as ornamental plants because the leaves can be formed and the flowers are beautiful**  **Historical documents state that Asoka contains hematoxylin. Recent analysis shows that the refined dried bark of Ashoka contains quite a lot of iron and organic substances. Ashoka does not contain the properties of active alkaloids or volatile oils. The bark contains a number of tannins and catachins.Asoka flowers, Soka flowers, Asoka trees, Anganapriya, Asogam, Asokada, Ashopalava, Asok, Asoka, Asupala, Gandapushpa, Kankelli, Kenkalimara, Thawgabo, Vichitrah.  Asoka flower is one of the sacred trees in India. Can be found in all regions of India. This flower can also be found in many places in Indonesia. The flowers have a variety of colors including red, orange, and yellow. Many are liked as ornamental plants because the leaves can be formed and the flowers are beautiful** **Historical documents state that Asoka contains hematoxylin. Recent analysis shows that the refined dried bark of Ashoka contains quite a lot of iron and organic substances. Ashoka does not contain the properties of active alkaloids or volatile oils. The bark contains a number of tannins and catachins** *** ***  ##### original image from @gibran007  ##### original image from @gibran007  ##### original image from @gibran007  *** *** ### HISTORY OF EUPHORBIA FLOWER **The history of euphorbia flowers is a beautiful and beautiful flower that has many spines on its stem. The latin name of the euphorbia flower is Euphorbia milii Ch. Des Moulins. The function of this euphorbia flower is used as an ornamental plant around our yard sometimes also placed in a pot placed in front of the house. Euphorbia flowers include plants that do not like much water and like full sun. The history and origin of this Euphorbia flower originates from the island of Madagascar. This euphorbia flower has many thorns, small flower petals and euphorbia flowers have a variety of colors from red, pink, white and others. The treatment of euphorbia flowers is not a lot of watery planting media, for example, coconut husk powder (cocopeat), fuel husk, goat droppings, and poor pottery sand with rather large granules, watering should be once a day in the afternoon or morning. Euphorbia flowers are not only used for ornamental plants, but can also be used as herbal medicine, but should also pay attention to the dosage of use because these plants are also toxic @gibran007** *** ***  ##### original image from @rezalhok  *** ***  [source](url) *** *** ## GIBRAN # THANKS YOU