Crested ubiorkolistna Brachycome iberidifolia - care

More about the plant below:

Crested ubiorkolistna (Brachycome iberidifolia)

category : potted, annuals

position : sun

height : 30-40 cm

frost resistance : -

reaction soil : slightly acidic

preferences soil : fertile, permeable, humus

watering : medium

color leaves/needles : green

color of flowers : blue, purple

shape : pendulous, branching

period flowering : May - October

seeding : early spring, spring

reproduction:seed

persistence leaves : seasonal

application : balconies, terraces

pace of growth : fast

Crested-leaved creeper - silhouetteA position for a crested dogCrested-leaved creeper - wateringCzubatka - fertilizationCutting the top notchCrested winged crested beetle - overwinteringAdvice

Crested ubiorkolistna - silhouette

Crested crested flower comes from Australia, blooms from July to September, producing daisy-like, delicately scented flowers of blue, purple, pink and white.

Crested post

In sunny positions, plants develop a large number of basket-shaped flowers up to 3 cm in diameter.

Crested ubiorkolistna - watering

The substrate must be slightly acidic (pH 5.5) and should never dry out completely.Plants do not need to be irrigated abundantly, but water (low in calcium) should be provided regularly.

Czubatka - fertilization

Crested dog is not a voracious plant. During the flowering period, it is enough to feed it once every two weeks with 1 portion of fertilizer dissolved in water for watering. Abundant fertilization can damage the roots and leaves.In the event of a crop crisis, water generously to literally rinse out the redundant food.

Cutting the top of the leafy top

The crested-leaved creeper has a bushy to loosely spreading habit, reaches a height of 20 to 30 cm and does not require pruning.To speed up the setting of new buds, remove faded flowers on a regular basis.

Crested ubiork-leaf - wintering

Brachycome iberidifolia varieties with dark purple, pink and white flowers are unfortunately not suitable for wintering. After flowering (in autumn), they are thrown onto a compost heap.New plants are sown from March at 20 ° C.The light blue or purple Brachycome multifida varieties are long-lived, it is best to winter them in a bright, dry place at 15 ° C.

Tip

Fading leaves may indicate that plants are lacking iron.The deficiency of the element is supplemented with iron fertilizer.

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