Powdery thalia

Powdery thalia (scientific name: Thalia dealbata) is a large perennial herb of the family Marantaceae native to South America and Mexico. It is a plant with high plant height waterfront. Needle-shaped elliptical leaves are summer green and dying in winter. In summer, stretch inflorescences from the high flower stem tip and attach 20 to 30 flowers. In the distance, purple flowers and white calyxes mix, beautiful flowers that appear purple white will bloom. In fact, what looks like a purple flower is a change in stamen. Flower name was attached because it is an aquatic plant, leaf shape resembles Canna (Cannna).

Common name: Powdery thalia, Scientific name: Thalia dealbata, aka Water Cannna, Powdery thalia, the powdery alligator-flag, hardy Canna, Place of origin: North America and Tropical Africa, Plant Length: 100 to 300 cm, Leaf Shape: Needle-like Oval, Leaf Length: 50 cm, Leaf Margin: All Rims, Inflorescence Form: Conical Ehilar Inflorescence, Inflorescence Length: 20 Flower color: purple (white), fruit type: fruit shape, fruit shape: spherical shape, seeds: dark purple - black and spherical shape.

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