When school started, I saw all kinds of plants as soon as I entered the classroom. They come in different sizes and colors. I looked all the way: some just opened a few petals; Some leaves are flat, like lotus leaves; Some have long thin beards, which are very cute! The teacher said that these plants are for our adoption. After careful consideration, I chose peacock arrowroot. Because its leaves alternate between dark green and light green, the color is bright and gorgeous, and there is a faint luster on it, just like the peacock's tail feather.

Understanding plants is a science. Teacher Fang asked us to collect information about the plants we adopted online in order to protect them better. After understanding, I found that Peacock Bamboo Qian doesn't like sunshine like most plants, but prefers warm and humid environment.

I began to take good care of the peacock arrowroot according to its habits. First, I put it in the north to avoid direct sunlight, and then I wrote down the watering requirements on a small piece of paper and stuck it on the side of the flowerpot, so that I would measure it on time every time I watered it. In order to facilitate watering, I also specially DIY a simple watering device.

I carefully observe the growth of this pot of peacock taro every day. After a while, I found that its leaves turned yellow day by day. I can't help worrying. In the next few days, I watered it more carefully. Peacock Taro seemed to feel my concern and slowly straightened up. The leaves pushed and touched each other, vying to smile at me. I seem to have unspeakable happiness. I hope that through my careful maintenance, this pot of peacock arrowroot can grow healthily and sturdily.

I got along with peacock arrowroot these days and found that it really takes patience to raise plants. But as long as you work hard, you will still have a lot of fun.