Ornithogallo
€20,00
Six potted Ornithogallo plants with a diameter of 14 cm.
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Ornithogallus is a bulbous plant in the Hyacinthaceae family, native to North America, Asia and Europe, also called "Star of Bethlehem." Fleshy, leathery green fleshy lanceolate basal leaves originate from the tough tuberous root. The erect stems have characteristic inflorescences that in bud resemble a rooster's crest; the flowers, usually star-shaped, about 40 cm tall, are clustered in panicles usually orange or yellow in color.
THE CONTAINER CONSISTS OF 6 POTTED SEEDLINGS WITH A DIAMETER OF 14 CM, THE FLOWERS ARE NOT EDIBLE.
FLOWERING |
Ornithogallo generally blooms in late spring, May-June, but some varieties begin as late as March. |
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TEMPERATURE |
the plant loves sun and spring weather, the ideal temperature being between 18 and 23 degrees. On the other hand, it fears frost and the cold of winter. |
SOIL |
the ideal potting soil is a mixture of peat and sand, well drained. |
CONCESSION |
During the flowering period, it is advisable to use a liquid fertilizer for bulbous plants to be given every two weeks. |
EXPOSURE |
the Ornithogallo loves sunlight, even direct sunlight, but can also be placed in semi-shady places. |
IRRIGATION |
Water a lot during the flowering and prolonged dry periods, reduce to a minimum instead when the season is over. |
Categories |
Potted flowers, |
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