Snowdrop Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Snowdrop? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Snowdrop from Flowers and what is the personality traits.
INFP (9w1)
Snowdrop personality type is INFP, the Dreamer, the Performer and the Romantic.
The flower we associate with this personality type is the Snowdrop. It's a type of flower that appears in winter, so in a sense, it's a symbol of the cold, dark time of year. It also falls from the tree in winter, so it's a symbol of being cut down and killed.
Snowdrops are usually only a few inches high and are also called Wood anemones, winter anemones and fairy flowers. They grow in clusters at the base of trees and don't flower until late winter, so they're a beautiful sign of winter.
Although their flowers are small, they're beautiful. The leaves are pale green and the flowers are a delicate white. They're actually quite easy to grow from seed, but only if you treat them like an orchid. They need to be kept warm, not too hot or too cold, and kept moist but not wet. They absolutely need to be given light, so don't try to grow them under glass.
The color is a pale, almost translucent pink, but when you look closely at the flower, it's actually a subtle shade of blue.
