Violet "firebird": features and cultivation

Keeping in room culture

The described varieties of violets are quite standard methods of care:

1. Placement on the northern windows with illumination, on the southern ones with shading, the rest of the windows are ideal;
2. Dosed watering is necessary, but only after the top layer of the soil has dried;
3. Top dressing - with a visible lack of nutrition;
4. Lighting is desirable for a long time, better with natural, but diffused light;
5. The temperature is comfortable within +20 + 24 ° С;
6. Increase humidity slightly in any way, but without spraying violets;
7. The substrate is nutritious, with good aeration and water permeability. Drainage is required;
8. When transplanting, it is better to use transshipment.

Advantages and disadvantages of the variety

The need for pinching, removing layers and a thorough specific garter should not be perceived as a disadvantage of a certain type of tomato. This feature is inherent in almost all varieties with spreading branches and massive foliage, even if they belong to the determinant species.

The Firebird has many more advantages than hypothetical disadvantages:

• in the greenhouse there is always an excellent yield up to 13, 5 kg per sq. m .;
• does not require additional manipulations and unpretentious care;
• stress resistance, susceptibility to cold and rainy climates;
• like any hybrid, it is resistant to common tomato diseases;
• fruits not only for universal use, but also for medicinal and dietary purposes;
• an excellent indicator of keeping quality;
• the ability to maintain a presentation and freshness during long-term transportation;
• the possibility of gradual harvesting: ripe tomatoes, along with the fruits of technical ripeness;
• original taste and few seeds;
• absence of greenish spots and defects in the peduncle;
• the variety is tolerant of poor watering.

Advice! Regular removal of emerging shoots with foliage, carried out after pinching, increases productivity, because it does not allow the bush to build up a dense green mass, and transfers the resulting useful components to the formation of fruits.

Features of growing and caring for the variety, timing of planting seedlings

If cultivation is carried out in a greenhouse, year-round, the planting period for seedlings is determined as the fruiting of the previous plants ends. For open ground, seedlings need to be planted in 50-60 days. You can determine the landing date by calculating the climatic conditions and the lunar calendar compiled for the growing region. The conditions applicable to all varietal tomatoes are also observed for the orange-golden "Firebird".

Seedlings need a pick if the seeds were planted in large containers. If the seeds were planted in separate improvised means (cups, plastic bags or pots), picking can be avoided. Experts recommend moderate watering and root mulching to avoid excess moisture and retain water in the soil. Seedlings need hardening before planting, per sq. m planted 5-6 bushes.

The plant is not tall, and bears fruit calmly even in close proximity. The crop is harvested as it ripens, as soon as the tomatoes have reached yellow color. If the fruit is intended for sale, it can be harvested even when it is technically ripe.

Interesting! For bait, it is better to use folk recipes, because the variety belongs to dietary ones. There are proven means to accelerate crop growth, for example, an aqueous solution of ash, iodine and boric acid infused for a day (for 10 liters of warm water - a bottle of iodine, 10 g of boric acid and about 1 kg of ash). That is one of the popular popular growth stimulants with high efficiency.

Fertilize the Zhar Bird variety according to the standard scheme:

• in the seedling stage - when the first leaves appear, for a set of vegetative mass;
• refining into holes when planting in the ground;
• during flowering and ovary formation;
• after collecting the first harvest from the bush.

For reference! The seed material producer is the Russian company SeDeK, which enjoys a deservedly high reputation. She monitors her products and releases them in designer packaging. There may be a different number of seeds in a bag, their number should be calculated taking into account the area on which the tomatoes are to be planted.

Home care

Having created favorable conditions for growing varietal violets YAN-Minuet, providing it with sufficient daylight hours, optimal humidity, regular watering and feeding, you will get a good bouquet with a friendly opening of the buds and achieve abundant cap flowering.

Conditions of detention

This variety for the windowsill, when flowering on the rack, lifts up the leaves to the top, the flowers become pale and the terry disappears.

Proper watering and feeding

This Saintpaulia loves abundant watering and requires more water than other varieties. Watering is carried out as the top layer of the soil dries out.

For irrigation, use settled or filtered water at room temperature.

You can make top dressing together with watering. Additional nutrients are especially required when growing green mass and setting buds.

For feeding, complex fertilizers are used for violets or for flowering indoor plants, but then the dose of fertilizer must be reduced by three times.

Lighting and temperature

YAN-Minuet blooms beautifully only where there is a lot of light in the room. He needs bright diffused lighting, daylight hours should be at least 12 hours a day.

The room temperature must be at least 18 degrees. The optimal temperature is considered to be from 18 to 25 degrees, while maintaining this indicator, the uzambar violet grows well the green mass of leaves and pleases with a beautiful flowering.

At higher or lower temperatures, the flower begins to ache and may die.

Air humidity

Stagnant air, insufficient humidity and drafts have a detrimental effect on the growth and development of varietal uzambara violets. By maintaining optimal humidity in the room at 50-60%, the plant develops well and is less susceptible to fungal diseases.

The humidity level strongly affects violets.

Also, if the air is too dry, the flowers dry quickly and lose their freshness already in the first week. You can not place a violet near heating appliances and batteries, they dry the air very much.

Advice! You can increase the humidity in the room with a humidifier. By arranging containers with water or putting violets on trays with wet expanded clay, you will significantly increase the humidity.

What kind of soil does he prefer at home?

Varietal violet YAN-Minuet prefers light, air- and moisture-permeable soil. A properly selected soil substrate will provide the plant with trace elements, nutrients and will not allow excess moisture to stagnate, which is detrimental to the delicate roots of the plant.

You can either prepare a suitable substrate yourself or buy a ready-made substrate at a flower shop.

To prepare a nutrient substrate at home, you will need:

• high-moor peat;
• perlite;
• vermiculite;
• foam balls;
• sphagnum moss.

The content of the proper amount of baking powder in the soil substrate will make the soil for violets light and airy, which will provide good air permeability. And it will allow food and moisture to pass to the roots.

Pruning and hygiene

On the overgrown rosette, the lower row of old leaves is pruned, and dry, deformed and diseased leaves are also removed for plant hygiene.

Reproduction methods

The variety is propagated by leaf cuttings, stepchildren. A less common method is reproduction by peduncles.Although, as with reproduction by stepsons, this method almost always gives 100% preservation of the maternal characteristics of the plant.

Transplant rules, rejuvenation

If the baby of the plant has grown or an adult plant needs to be transplanted, it is taken out of the old one and transplanted into a new pot. At the same time, they add earth, trying to preserve the roots and the integrity of the earthen coma.

Violet transplant.

IMPORTANT! The size of the pot should be three times the diameter of the rosette. Otherwise, the earth will oxidize and the root system will start to rot .. The plant is rejuvenated in two years by the method of head demolition

Cut the trunk from the bottom, remove the extra row of leaves and put it on rooting in new soil. It is better to place the plant in the greenhouse before the formation of new roots.

The plant is rejuvenated after two years by the method of head demolition. Cut the trunk from the bottom, remove the extra row of leaves and put it on rooting in new soil. It is better to place the plant in a greenhouse before new roots form.

Features of watering and feeding

Violet RS The Firebird needs regular soil moisture. This can be done in several ways:

1. Gentle watering with a thin-necked bottle. In this case, you need to ensure that water does not get inside the outlet.
2. Using a wick. Its role is played by a strip of synthetic matter, one end of which must be placed in a pot when transplanting a plant, and the other must be dipped into a container of water. Thus, the violet will take the right amount of water by itself.
3. You can also pour water not directly into the ground, but into the pan in which the pot is located. Using this method, you should make sure that there are holes in the bottom of the pot.

It is recommended to apply fertilizers no more than once every 2 weeks.

At the same time, it is important to use complex liquid dressings designed specifically for violets. They need to be dissolved in water according to the instructions and water the plant.

It is also not recommended that the fertilizer gets on the foliage, as this can lead to burns.

How to grow remontant raspberries

Immediately after planting, apply drip irrigation in the raspberry tree. If this is not possible, water once a week with a hose or bucket, soaking the soil to a depth of 30–40 cm. To protect the bushes on hot days (above +30 ⁰C), keep a sprinkler system or nozzle ready to spray water over the leaves. It will lower the temperature and save the Firebird from death. However, not only the leaves, but also the roots suffer from high temperatures, so the value of mulch, especially in the southern regions, is very high for this variety. A layer of plant debris will help keep the soil underneath not only loose and moist, but also cool. Use straw, hay, humus, compost, peat.

Mulch protects roots from freezing in winter and from overheating in summer

When growing the Firebird in regions with short and rainy summers, cover the rows of raspberries with spunbond or agrofibre immediately after the snow melts. This will extend the growing season and accelerate the ripening of the crop by 1-2 weeks, and if you also stretch a film over the non-woven fabric, then by 2-3 weeks. The rest of the care differs little from the classic for the repair forms. It includes: a garter for trellises, feeding, mowing shoots and sheltering the roots for the winter.

To get an early and full harvest of raspberries, they are grown even in greenhouses.

Raspberry supports

For bush cultivation, even during planting, set a stake in the center of the bush, and tie the shoots to it. For raspberries growing in a solid wall, build a trellis. Drive in the posts at the beginning and at the end of the row, pull a wire between them: the first 50 cm from the ground, the next 50 cm from the previous one. For the Firebird, three levels of wire are enough. Attach the shoots to the trellis with special plastic clamps. They are sold today in gardening stores.

Video: trellis for raspberries from metal pipes

Top dressing

In the spring, as soon as the ground thaws, young shoots will begin to appear, give the first feeding with nitrogen-containing fertilizers. This could be:

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• ammonium nitrate or urea (urea) - 1 tbsp. l. for 10 liters of water;
• infusion of mullein or horse manure (1:10 with water);
• infusion of bird droppings (1:20);
• humus, compost or litter from a poultry house containing droppings - 1 bucket under a bush or per running meter.

Give any top dressing on wet ground. Liquid use 5-7 liters per bush or 10 liters per running meter. With humus and other organic matter, you can simply mulch the earth, these materials themselves will gradually rot and go to the roots with rain and irrigation.

At the beginning of the growing season, raspberries need nitrogen fertilizers, the most affordable of which is carbamide (urea)

The second feeding is needed when the shoots reach their length, and buds appear on the branches. At this time, apply a complex fertilizer containing phosphorus, potassium and trace elements. Nitrogen is not added in the second half of summer! Good fit:

• ash - 0.5 l under a bush, powder the earth, loosen and pour:
• ready-made mixes from a store for berry crops - Fertika, Agricola, Agrovita, Clean sheet, etc.

Check the composition of the purchased mixtures: they should not contain nitrogen, or it should be contained in less quantity than phosphorus and potassium.

When buying fertilizer for feeding during budding and flowering, check whether there are trace elements in the composition, what is the proportion of nitrogen

In autumn, when the leaves wither and the ground begins to freeze, make grooves 10-15 cm deep along the rows or around the bushes, stepping back from them 50 cm. Scatter evenly 1 tbsp. l. superphosphate and potassium sulfate per bush or 1.5 tbsp. l. per running meter.

In autumn, phosphorus-potassium fertilizers are traditionally applied

Mowing shoots and preparing raspberries for winter

With the arrival of cold weather, when the harvest is over, cut off all the shoots near the ground. Pull up the weeds, scoop up the leaves. Burn these plant debris or remove from the site. Cover the soil with the roots remaining in it with a layer of at least 10 cm. In regions with frosty and little snowy winters, you can additionally cover it with agrofibre and throw in branches for snow retention.

Classification of varieties of violets

The name "uzambar violet" comes from the natural habitats of plants in nature. They were first found in the Uzambara mountains (Tanzania).

As a species, the plant was described and classified in the 19th century by Walter Saint-Paul, in whose honor the flowers received their second name - "Saintpaulia". To date, many varieties have been bred, differing in the size of the leaves, flowers, and color.

By outlet size

Violets come in the following varieties:

1. Miniature with rosette sizes from 6 to 15 cm.
2. Semi-miniature - 15–20 cm.
3. Standard - 20-40 cm.
4. Large rosettes with a size of more than 40 cm.

Interesting! The classic representative of large violets - variety Sea wolf... The diameter of the rosette is more than 40 cm, it is distinguished by abundant flowering of pale blue flowers.

By flower size

Violets are divided into the following categories:

1. Small-flowered - flower size up to 2 cm in diameter.
2. Mid-flowered - 2-4 cm.
3. Large-flowered - 4-6 cm.
4. Especially large-flowered - over 6 cm.

The size of the flower may depend on the size of the rosette.

Types by flower shape

Saintpaulias exist with the following types of flowers:

1. Simple ones are distinguished by the presence of only 5 petals. The lower three petals are larger than the upper ones. Yellow pollen sacs are visible in the middle.
2. "Stars" have petals of equal size, arranged symmetrically.
3. "Bells" are often found on violets with a miniature rosette. They are symmetrical, resembling a gramophone in appearance.
4. The wasp type is the rarest of the existing ones. The elongated petals do not touch each other.

Different forms of corollas are more or less decorative.

By the degree of terry

The following varieties stand out:

1. Non-double are the simplest of the existing ones.
2. Semi-double - have 5 or more petals, their edges resemble ruffles. When the flower is fully expanded, yellow pollen bags are visible.
3. Terry are distinguished by many petals, the number reaches 10-15 pcs. The yellow core is not visible.

There are many varieties with spectacular flowers of different varieties.

Along the edge of the petal

Flowers are categorized along the edge of the petal. There are varieties of "carnation", wavy, notched, fringed.

By color

The color range of Saintpaulias is very diverse. It contains almost all colors from white to dark purple. There are such categories of shades:

1. Carmine (ruby red). The brightest representatives are Mark, Silver Milestone, Andrew Lan.
2. Coral (scarlet). Typical species are Coral Crest, Fluted Coral.
3. Sapphire (heavenly). Classic varieties - Saintpaulia Buckeye Seductress, Blue Ice, Wonderland.
4. White (snow-white, with green veins). The following types stand out - Bridal Bouquet, Aca`s Snowbird, White Kathleen.
5. Pink (crimson, purple, pale pink). Violet Fairy, Becky, Rapsodie Gisela.

There are also varieties with dark purple petals, deep blue varieties.

Ampelny

This is how violets are designated, which have one main branching trunk, divided into several rosettes. As a result, one large bush with many leaves is formed. Most popular varieties: Breezy Blue, Jet Trail.

Variegated

The leaves of these Saintpaulias are partially devoid of chlorophyll. The main color of the foliage is green, but some areas have white, yellowish, pinkish tints.

There are such varieties of variegation as bordering, crown, mosaic. Varieties such as Midas Moon Beam, Winnie Woo, Raspberry Sizzle can boast of the genome of variability.

Peculiarities

There are two subspecies of the variety: violet "PC-Heat Bird" and "EK-Heat Bird". The first was bred by the breeder Svetlana Repkina. The flowers of this subspecies are large, have an interesting color, where the blue petals are diluted with a light shade of yellow. The edges of the flowers are uneven and create the appearance of a kind of terry. Large leaves have a fleecy and fleshy texture. Thanks to the small legs, the rosette of the leaves turns out to be quite dense.

"EK-Zhar Bird" was bred by E. Korshunova. Large pink buds with coral inserts, going like rays from the center to the edge, look unusually beautiful and delicate. Large, herbaceous green leaves with small villi envelop the flowers in a dense ring, the number of which can reach ten.

Features of flowering, growth and reproduction

The variety develops quite quickly and feels great at home. The content is not capricious and not demanding. The first flowering can be expected as early as 10 months, but more often a little later at 12-13. But full maturation occurs in one and a half to two years.

When breeding PT-Elinika, it is worth considering the tendency to sport. All vegetative methods are equally effective. And the percentage of sports for each method is different:

• leafy cuttings - about half of the children go to sports;
• peduncles - a maximum of a third, usually less sports;
• stepchildren - do not give sports, in single cases.

Varietal characteristics are best transmitted when propagated by peduncles.

The flowering of the variety is abundant, long-lasting and usually nodding. Peduncles are strong, straight, bear several buds and stretch to the center.

The color of the petals may change slightly from the temperature regime: in the coolness, the light green corrugation thickens and darkens, and the pink eye almost disappears; in the heat, the pink part spreads over the flower, lying in streaks from the center to the very edges, and the border thins and disappears in places.

Description

Horned violet is a perennial plant and belongs to the Violet family. Many call it viola, as this word is translated from Latin as "violet".The height of this plant largely depends on its variety and ranges from 8 to 24 centimeters. The single violet flowers have a very delicate scent, as well as slightly elongated petals that look like miniature moths. They can be up to 5 millimeters in diameter. They are located on petioles. Its leaves are painted bright green and have an oval shape, sometimes with small teeth at the very edges.

In addition, this plant has sufficiently developed roots that grow rapidly. So, after a year, several bushes can occupy an area of ​​2 square meters. Each bush has a large number of flowers, in some species there are up to 60 of them. Therefore, during flowering, they turn into a huge blooming carpet.

Violets are distinguished by rather long flowering, which lasts from the beginning of May and ends at the end of September. However, she has the most magnificent and beautiful flowering in spring. In the summer, especially in the heat, the flowers become small, but by autumn they recover and become attractive again.

The color of violets is very diverse. They can be monochromatic, two- or three-color. The choice depends on the preferences of the gardeners. For example, you can take the pale lilac or bright orange variety, or give preference to the velvety purple varieties.

Violet pot

These plants prefer small containers. The most commonly used are the following:

• 9 x 9 cm for mature plants with large foliage.
• 7 x 7 cm for violets with medium rosettes.
• 5 x 5 cm for mini-size flowers and for planting shoots.

Pots should be made of the following materials:

1. Plastic. It is cheap, lightweight and durable. However, despite the advantages, plastic is completely impervious to air. This problem can be solved by making several punctures in the walls of the container or by placing the pot on a cruciform elevation so that air passes through the lower holes.
2. Ceramic containers can be glazed or not. The first ones have an attractive appearance, and are also quite durable in use, however, like plastic, they are completely impervious to air. Violets thrive best in ceramic pots without glaze, but such containers tend to crumble over time.

Different pots differ not only in appearance and cost, but also in weight, which should be considered when buying. For example, a thin shelf is unlikely to withstand the weight of a large number of ceramic pots filled with earth.

Varietal violets and hybrids

In the process of many years of selection, experts have bred violets of different varieties. They steadily transmit parental traits when propagated by seeds or vegetatively.

Hybrids are obtained by crossing:

• Different varieties;
• Or hybrids among themselves.

The offspring steadily transmits their signs only:

• With vegetative propagation;
• With seed reproduction, the traits are not reproduced stably.

Important! To reproduce the color of hybrids, they are propagated only vegetatively.

Not all hybrid violets have a cornea; this trait is often suppressed by the genes of another violet species that participates in hybridization.

All representatives of horned violets are perennials, but hybrid forms quickly lose their decorative effect, so they are grown for one or two years.

Varietal violets usually withstand severe frosts even without shelter, but in order to survive the winter for hybrids, they must be thrown:

• Dry leaves;
• Lapnik;
• Or other covering material.

Young violets, even of frost-resistant varieties, need shelter.

Bambini horned

The variety is winter-hardy. The bush grows up to 15 cm in height, the stems form dense cushions.

Violet Bambini horned.

The hybrid line is represented by flowers of various colors, but with a mandatory yellow spot in the center and a contrasting pattern in the form of a fantastic muzzle.

Plant height about 20 cm. Flowers 3-5 cm in diameter, pale blue color and light aroma.

Violet Button Blue.

Lady horned

The height of the bush is 10 cm. The stems are intertwined in dense cushions. The flowers are tricolor, purple-lavender with a yellow lower petal.

Violet Lady horned.

Abundant flowering, the bush can bear up to 50 flowers.

Gzhel patterns

The color of the white-blue flowers is similar to the Gzhel painting. Bushes reach a height of 15-20 cm. The stems grow into dense cushions.

Violet Gzhel patterns.

Baby

Bushes grow up to 10 cm in height, the stems form dense cushions. The varietal line is represented by white or blue-violet flowers.

Violet Baby.

The bush can bear several dozen flowers at the same time.

The height of the bushes is about 15 cm, the varietal line is represented by flowers of yellow and blue colors.

Violet Fashionista.

Ruby perfection

The flowers are of medium size, rounded, bright ruby ​​color, in the center there is a blurred dark spot. The stems grow into thick cushions.

Violet Ruby perfection.

Flowers with a unique veined color and abundant early flowering.

Violet Tiger Eye Red.

This hybrid line comes in a wide variety of colors.

Violet Scottish.

Orange Parple Wing

Flowers with:

• Bright orange lower petals;
• Purple streaks in the center;

• Spots around the edges.

A pair of upper petals are dark purple in color.

Violet Firebird: cultivation of a variety

Violet Firebird: photo of the variety

Despite the fact that the Firebird violet blooms very beautifully, it is not so easy to grow this culture, besides, even actively growing violets do not always throw out flower stalks, therefore, plants need to be grown especially carefully. Usually, 4 peduncles are formed in each pot, but on each peduncle there are several buds. The first time the buds will have a dark color, and then the flowers will be lighter and lighter, over time, small blotches will appear on the petals, so with each new time the violets will delight you more and more. It is especially necessary to monitor the illumination of the room. If the plant does not have enough light, then the violets will not bloom. However, if you follow the basic rules for caring for plants, then the culture will bloom quite abundantly. It is best to put the Firebird violet on the windowsill, the sunlight should be bright, but diffused, direct sunlight often harms the violet foliage, since the plants get burns from the sun. If you have a problem in the room with illumination, then you will need to build an artificial supplementary lighting. Many modern lamps imitate daylight, so this kind of artificial lighting is perfect for violets. However, most often the plants lack sunlight only in winter, so in the warm season you will not have to worry about the lack of sun. It is believed that the Violet Firebird should be lit daily for 12-13 hours

Therefore, pay attention to this indicator, we repeat, direct sunlight should not fall on the foliage and flowers of the plants, therefore at noon in the summer it is advisable to cover the pots with plants with a light curtain. Another important indicator is the composition of the soil. Violet RS Firebird is a rather capricious culture, therefore, the soil for growing these plants must be appropriate

In many horticultural, specialized stores, you can find a ready-made substrate for growing these flowers, but it is not necessary to purchase ready-made mixtures, you can easily form the soil yourself. To do this, you will need to add peat, coniferous litter, turf and leafy soil, as well as some kind of baking powder to the garden soil. The soil must be loose, nutritious and uniform. Do not forget about the drainage layer, for this it is often recommended to spread small pebbles or expanded clay on the bottom of the pot. Violet is very capricious, so it does not tolerate stagnation of moisture.If water accumulates in the soil, the root system of the plant will rot, so pay special attention to watering the crop.

Choosing a pot.

In order to grow a beautiful violet of the Firebird variety, you will need to take care of the container in advance. Small containers are suitable for growing these plants; the size of the pot should correspond to the size of the root system of the plants. It is believed that for the largest varieties of violets, pots with a diameter of 10 cm can be used, so the smaller the rosette of the plant, the smaller the pot should be. If we talk about the material, then it is best to choose plastic or ceramic containers. Of course, it is plastic pots that are relatively inexpensive, but the walls of such containers do not allow air to pass through, which is so necessary for plants, so it is best to buy a ceramic pot. If you purchase plastic containers, do not forget to make holes in the walls of the container. The plant needs oxygen. Ceramic pots also come in several types, namely glazed and unglazed. Glazed pots covered with beautiful painting look great on any windowsill, however, like plastic containers, they do not allow oxygen to pass through, so it is better to buy unglazed pots, they are no less beautiful and at the same time functional. When buying, watch the weight of the container, do not buy too heavy pots, because many shelves cannot withstand such a pressure, so do not load them and choose the right containers for planting plants.

History

Svetlana has been growing violets since 1999, her collection includes more than 800 varieties and hybrids. And since 2001, Svetlana has taken up independent breeding of new varieties. This is how her first novelties “Favorite” and “Transparent Stream” appeared.

Every year there were more and more new varieties and they reliably took their place in the hearts and collections of flower growers. More than 200 varieties of authorship by Svetlana Repkina have been bred, and 20 of them are registered in AVSA - an international association that issues copyright certificates for new varieties of Saintpaulias.

Attention: The most popular varieties of Svetlana Repkina's selection are: RS-Viscount, RS-Duchess, RS-Secret Sign, RS-Firebird, RS-Goldfish, RS-Mavka, RS-Margaret, RS-Golden Dragon, RS-Othello ...

Most varieties of this breeder are distinguished by large flowers, good adaptability to environmental conditions (lighting, humidity, temperature).

Violet PT-Spring Palette

The socket is quite large, knocked down and neat. The sheets are quite close to each other. The shape of the plate is oblong, with small teeth, quilted and slightly curled towards the center. The color is rather dark, and the inside is light green.

Abundant flowering, nodding. The flower stalks are raised to the center by three to four buds, which, as they bloom, become very large flowers.

The flower shape is usual double or semi-double with pronounced waviness along the edge of the petals.

The color is very delicate, which looks very laconic on a dark rosette. Pale pink petals are framed with a sprayed border of a raspberry-lilac shade, along the edge sometimes a light green border appears, which appears only in cool conditions.

Care features

In leaving, PT-Spring Palette is unpretentious, but there are several nuances that must be taken into account:

• lighting - with a lack of light, the sheets stretch up and curl more. Therefore, it is better to keep this outlet under the lamps;
• temperature - a moderate mode will give an excellent outlet and flowering. But if there is a desire to get light green corrugation along the edge of the flower, then the temperature is lowered by 2-5 ° C;
• watering - the variety develops well on all types of watering, but when switching to wick, there is a possibility of overgrowing the bush.