More about the plant below:
Indian Paciorecznik (Canna indica)
category : perennials
position : sun, partial shade
height : 0.5-2.5 m
wintering:room 10-12 ° C
reaction soil : neutral, slightly acidic
preferences soil : fertile, humus, sandy loam
watering : medium
color leaves/needles : green, brown, red, purple, white green, yellow-green
color of flowers : pink, red, orange, yellow, white
shape : upright
period flowering : July-October
seed : -
reproduction:division of rhizomes
persistence leaves : seasonal
application : discounts, balconies, terraces
pace of growth : fast
Indian beadwork - silhouetteIndian Paciorecznik - developmental featuresStand for a beadbagPlanting a beadIndian bead - careIndian bead - applicationAdviceIndian Paciorecznik - silhouette
The Indian Paciorecznik is a species native to Central and South America, and not, as the name suggests, in India. The inflorescences composed of single flowers gathered in spikes have the greatest ornamental value.The flowers of the bead can be red, orange, yellow, pink or white, depending on the variety.The flowering of the plant lasts from June to October.
Indian Paciorecznik - developmental features
The Indian Paciorecznik has thickened rhizomes that resemble tubers. The leaves are large, oblong to oval, and have a green or brown color.Tall varieties reach a height of 100-150 cm, and short varieties less than 50 cm.
Stand for the bead
Indian Paciorecznik is a marsh plant, so it should be grown in moist, fertile soil in full sun positions.It is worth remembering that even a small shade causes the flowering to be weaker.
Planting a bead
Rhizomes can be planted in the open air from mid-May. Plants intended for container cultivation are planted in the flower soil mixed with sand in the spring.
Indian Paciorecznik - care
Water the plants daily from the beginning of their spring growth and feed them once a week with liquid fertilizer.As the plants grow, we increase the amount of water.Rhizomes should be moved to the quarters before the first frosts and stored until March in pots with sand. In winter, we water it sporadically.
Indian bead - application
Low varieties are perfect for balconies and terraces, and tall varieties are perfect for a bed with grass.
Tip
Low-growing potted varieties are transplanted every year to fresh flower soil with the addition of compost.
