Identify Plants on site 11

There are a lot of them, in the mountains, at the foot of the mountain, or on the side of the road. There are a lot of them. At first, when I didn't notice them, I thought they were poppies. Later on, Monica told me, Mom, we have poppies here. After I came back, I realized they were poppies. You can tell they are poppies just by looking at them. Do you think they look like poppies? Very much. They look very much like poppies. So I thought they were poppies, but I didn't notice them. Later on, Monica told me, Mom, look, they don't have leaves. They are just flowers. When do the leaves grow? When the flowers wither. That's when the leaves grow. When the leaves grow, you can tell they are different. They do look like flowers. The leaves are very beautiful. So you can use them for gardening. You can observe them, you can eat them, you can appreciate them. They are very potential. We can plant them in the future. It's worth it. And the cost is low. Yes, the cost is low. They can grow when they wither. And the flowers will have seeds, right? They have seeds. Their seeds are just like the seeds of the poppies. They are fluffy. They can fly. That's why they can be planted. That's why you don't know they are mixed with poppies. Yes, yes. But the leaves are very beautiful. They are thick and green. The bottom is purple. They are very beautiful. In fact, when Cantonese people make zongzi, they don't use bamboo leaves, but lotus flowers. But this has more effects. Not just more. It also has its effects. I'm developing. Yes. Tell Chef Luo. If we can plant them, I think it's very promising. Because you can eat them, right? Yes. And you can observe them. Yes. So it's really a good variety. The leaves are very beautiful. The leaves are very beautiful and big. It's very suitable for making zongzi. For example, there is a tree, and you can plant it underneath.