Introduction of Snow On The Mountain
Snow on the Mountain, “葉上花” in Chinese, also known as Silver Edge or Alpine Snow, gets its name from the direct translation of its English name. Once you see its appearance, you’ll understand why: the green leaves have edges that look like they’re covered in snow, which is very fitting.
Characteristics of Snow On The Mountain
It is a foliage-like flower material, but special care is needed when handling it because it shares characteristics with the oxypetalum. Snow on the Mountain exudes a white, sticky sap that can cause itching and pain upon contact.
It is recommended to rinse the cut stems immediately with water after cutting. When removing the leaves, be cautious and try to use tools instead of touching them directly with your hands. If you accidentally come into contact with the sap, wash the area with water right away to relieve the itching and pain.
Cares of Snow On The Mountain
The display period of Snow on the Mountain is relatively short because its sap tends to cloud the water. Frequent water changes are necessary, and each time you change the water, remember to trim the stems again.
