Kudzu (Urticaceae mulberry plant) generally refers to green kudzu (scientific name: Ficus virens Aiton). It is a deciduous tree of mulberry family and Ficus genus, with plate root or pillar root, and it is epiphytic when young. The leaves are thin leathery or papery, ovate lanceolate to elliptic ovate, the apex is short and acuminate, the base is obtuse or cuneate to shallow heart-shaped, entire, the surface is dull after drying, the basal leaf veins are short, and the Ficus is solitary or paired axillary or clustered in the axils of deciduous branches, spherical.

Growth habit:

The inflorescence and fruit development of kudzu is synchronous within plants and asynchronous among plants. The inflorescence and fruit development process can be divided into five periods: pre female, female flowering, inter flowering, male flowering and late flowering. Kudzu trees bear fruit all year round. There are two obvious peak periods of inflorescence Bud Germination from January to February and June to July each year, and a single plant bears fruit 1-3 times a year. The development time of inflorescence and fruit of kudzu from pre gynogenesis to late flowering varies with seasons: the development is slow in winter and spring (December to May of the next year), and the longest lasts for nearly 130 days; In summer and autumn (June to November), the development is fast, and the inter flowering period is significantly shortened. It only takes about 80 days from the early female stage to the late flowering stage. The number of bees entering a single fruit in the female flowering period of the Yellow Pueraria tree is 1, which makes the inflorescence fruit with small individual and large number can get effective bees, which not only greatly improves the pollination efficiency of the bees, but also ensures the high fruit setting rate of the inflorescence fruit.

Curing method:

The green Huangge tree is rough and does not need too much management. However, in order to reduce the damage to the ground, it can be trimmed properly.