Hutinia, (Houttuynia cordata)

Houttuynia cordata also known as fish gojen, fish leaf, rainbow plant, chameleon plant, cordate leaf, fish wort, Chinese Lizard Tail or Bishop's Weed, is one of two species in the genus Hutinia (Houttuynia) (the other is H. emeiensis). It is a flowering plant, native to Southeast Asia.

Hutinia is a herbaceous perennial plant, also known as Chameleon because of my attempt to change the bugs on the letter, in front of the place of loading and the main road where it wakes up. How to plant Hytinia in the garden part of the garden, The letter will contain the prevailing claim- plug-in bagpi. The leaves are green with white and yellow edges. Its stems are erect and reddish in color. It has shoot underground rhizomes, thanks to which it can sometimes sneak even under concrete pavements. The leaves are heart-shaped, mottled in white-pink spots. Blooms with single small white flowers, appearing at the top of the shoots in early summer – end of May-beginning of June. The Hutinia, hit the right place, can be invasive.
After the first wedding members, The contract will disappear, and through the door the plant will reappear from the big rhizome. In a few years it develops a huge rhizome, reaches the depth of 30 cantimetpa and this gapantipa, that the contract is completely new.
The terrestrial parts of Xytinia have a specific cytpyc apomate. In China it is used as food, spice and traditional medicinal plant.