[GDESIGN] Aroma-Bionic Taiwan plant spreading leaf paper Finland imported absorbent paper 3pcs/group

"Taiwan Beech" is also known as Taiwan Shuiqinggang. It is a relict plant of the Ice Age and one of the four precious and rare plants in Taiwan designated by the "Cultural Assets Preservation Law" announcement. It has a beautiful tree shape and prefers to grow on the ridgeline of the mountain. The environment is wide and sun shines. Watching it stretch out The branches and leaves will also open up the mood. The leaf paper of Taiwan beech (Taiwanese beech) gradually turns golden when it absorbs essential oils. The absorbent paper imported from Finland from FSC Friendly Forest has a thickness of 1.2mm. After the paper absorbs essential oils, it uses the capillary principle to transfer the essential oils to each leaf and then diffuses to the indoor space. It has full water absorption and good fragrance diffusion. (Can be reused under normal use). Package contains ○ Eco-friendly diffuser paper blade x3 (excluding glass bottles and metal branches) Material: FSC Finland absorbent paper Size: 14.5x14.5x0.5cm Weight: 0.05kg https://i.imgur.com/ybEg2Ix.jpg |Taiwan Shuiqinggang| Also known as Taiwan beech, it belongs to the conservation category of Taiwan. Taiwan Shuiqinggang is a tree with four distinct seasons. It blooms and sprouts in spring, is full of green trees in summer, and turns into a stunning golden color in autumn. |Taiwan Sassafras Tree| Sassafras sassafras in my country has only a single species of Sassafras sassafras, which is endemic to Taiwan. It grows in the cloud and foggy areas at low and medium altitudes. It is also the only host plant of the rare and conserved Sassafras sassafras. |Taiwan Alsophila| It is a representative plant of Yangming Mountain, and its leaf shape is very huge, with three pinnately compound leaves. The leaves will not fall off after withering, and the dried stalks of Alsophila spinulosa are called "snake sawdust", which can be used as a cultivation substrate for orchids and other plants to stabilize their root systems.