EK-Blue Rime
Many people like this variety for its rich cornflower blue color. The plant is unpretentious, grows well and blooms quickly. The bush is formed in the form of a symmetrical rosette. Feels great on the windowsill and shelves. Violet flower stalks EK-Blue Frost short.
The variety is distinguished by large semi-double blue stars with corrugated petals. There is a white edging along the edges. The sockets are formed independently. The leaves first grow upward and then hug the pot. Long flowering, in the form of a bouquet. The plant is almost always in flowers. It can go into sports and form a new EK-Nautilus variety.
The plant is distinguished by its unpretentiousness, resistance, rapid growth. Being on the windowsill, it gives a larger outlet than in the shade. Admire the Blue Frost variety in the photo below. Indeed, it seems that the flowers are covered with a slight white frost at the edges.
Appearance: leaves, flowers
Violet leaves look like velvet. The shape is ovoid, oval, round, or with a heart-shaped base. Given the appearance, the outside of the leaf takes on different colors, from light to dark green. The inner part of the surface is light green or lilac, with pronounced veins.
The main feature of the Blue Fog variety is its light blue and light blue double flowers.
The edges of the petals are framed in white. Inflorescences of a heavenly shade are large. They have a spherical shape. Serrated leaves.
Peduncles are long and strong. Flowers rise above the leaves. On one peduncle there are 3 - 4 buds. In summer bloom, the flowers have a richer shade of blue and may not have a white border. By winter, the color changes to the typical color for this variety.
Photo
Further you can familiarize yourself with the photo and description of the appearance of the violet "Blue Mist"
A small video review of the Blue Fog violets:
Blue variety Summer Twilight
A delightful masterpiece of breeder Konstantin Morev is this wonderful blue Saintpaulia. Violet Summer Twilight is widely heard today. She fell in love with flower growers for her extraordinary brightness. Sometimes she is also called Violet Morev. She is remembered for her variegated leaves and petals. This Saintpaulia forms a neat, flat, medium-sized rosette. Slightly concave quilted green leaves have a white blurred border around the edges. It is the contrast of blue and white that makes this beauty recognizable.
This variety cannot be confused with any other. It is distinguished by large double and semi-double stars up to 6 cm in diameter. Each petal in the center has a blue-violet color and a white border. Give credit to the velvety petals with a wavy edge
Bright, lush, voluminous flowers attract attention. There can be so many buds on the peduncles that they sag under their weight.
Saintpaulia blooms Summer twilight long and abundantly. Even young rosettes tend to bloom. It is not very difficult to care for the variety. Even beginners can wait for it to bloom. The flower pot can be placed both on the windowsill and on the rack. The plant should be protected from too bright sun so that the white spots of the leaves do not get burned. This violet loves to be cool. In hot weather, variegated leaves become dull. Excessive lighting leads to the leaves dropping down.
Gift for a loved one
This hybrid has large double fringed blue flowers, along the edge of which there is a red-purple border. Violet Gift for a Lover is a show plant with a perfectly rosette, self-forming.
The flowers are dark blue in color and have a fairly clear border. There are many buds on the peduncles that form real hats. Large and bright flowers last for a long time, up to a month and a half. The variety has positive parameters, unpretentious to lighting.
Pay attention to the leaves of this houseplant. They are also very decorative.
They are dark green in color with a creamy pink border. Even without flowers, the rosettes look elegant.
Even a photo cannot convey all the beauty of the Gift for a Beloved variety. It can really be presented as a present to your man. The neat rosette looks very harmonious.
Unique Blue Lagoon
Do you know what a lagoon is? It is a shallow body of water connected to the sea by a narrow strait with sky-colored water. So, this is exactly the color that the violet Blue Lagoon has. The flower is characterized by semi-double bright blue stars. In its center is a bright blue spot. The edges of the petals resemble a purple shuttlecock.
The bush resembles a compact, medium-sized green rosette. It has a compact, flat, symmetrical shape, can reach a diameter of 30 cm. If the plant does not have enough light, then it stretches its leaves up.
The flowers of a cold blue color reach 6 cm in diameter. The edges of the petals are decorated with a wide pale lilac border. In color, the variety resembles the Blue Dragon, but the shape of the flower is different. If you look closely at the flower, you will notice a green strip at the tips of the petals. At different temperature conditions, the color of this border can change. The older the outlet becomes, the more elegant its bouquet. The plant blooms profusely, flower stalks release many buds. You can enjoy flowering for a long time. As soon as some peduncles fade, new ones immediately appear. This continues for about 2.5 months. It is very easy to grow the Blue Lagoon with the help of children or leaves.
Usambara violet Magic Night
This is a truly mesmerizing flower with deep blue double flowers, on which are scattered with pink polka dots. Sometimes the petals are decorated with white spots, it resembles a starry sky. Velvet leaves of the Magic Night of deep green color with original teeth. It is characterized by a large but compact outlet.
Its double flowers are blue-purple in color. Raspberry dots on the petals make the flower very mysterious. The flowers themselves are medium in size, but there are many of them on the peduncles.
Flowering stems form a variegated cap. Flowering is quite long and abundant. For the first time, the flowers may be without peas. This variety is very unpredictable. Sometimes there are 1 - 2 specks on the petals, and sometimes there are many of them.
In a well-lit room, you can place this violet on a shelf or table. But the best place would be the windowsill. The plant loves frequent watering and reminds of this with leaves falling down. Sometimes he goes into sports, then the flowers turn purple. A very beautiful variety, you can admire it in the photo below.
AV-DiCaprio - representative of ultramarine saintpaulias
The ultramarine shade of blue is a fairly new shade of Saintpaulias. And the brightest representative is the variety AV-DiCaprio, domestic selection, from Fialkovod.
The rosette is standard size, flat and fairly easy to shape. The leaves are round, slightly toothed, quilted, medium green in color.
Semi-double flowers with a corrugated edge. The petals are ultramarine in color with a reddish underside. Along the edge of the petal a light border appears slightly, which in most cases does not appear.
Advice! To get a lighter edging on the corrugation, you need to place the flowerpot in a cool place.
Variety Lovely Creole
This Saintpaulia was bred by domestic breeders. Such an indoor flower is also called a bright beauty with an agreeable character. Its flowers have a bright blue color with a purple tint. This is a fairly prolific plant with increased resistance to adverse conditions.It is very easy to reproduce it, because new babies are constantly appearing.
The photo of the Beautiful Creole will not leave indifferent lovers of uzambara violets. Admire her below in the picture.
Isn't it, gorgeous beauty? Pay attention to her semi-double star flowers. Their petals on the edges are decorated with a white-green border, like ruffles
The flowers reach 5 cm in diameter. The blooming rosette resembles a bouquet, but not a hat. Flowering takes place in waves, each period lasts approximately 40 days. There can be three such waves in a year.
Peduncles are characterized by a dark burgundy color, strong and durable structure. The variety is distinguished by dark green leaves, slightly pubescent, with a light wave along the edge. Forms a neat, symmetrically growing rosette up to 30 cm in diameter. This Saintpaulia loves standard conditions with natural light. If the room is below +20 ° C, then the border on the petals becomes green instead of white. In winter, lighting with fluorescent lamps is possible.
Spraying shaggy leaves violets Beautiful Creole it is categorically impossible to carry out. They can then rot or dry out. Every two weeks, it is worth combining watering the plant with feeding. The best way to do this is to use liquid fertilizers. A plant transplant procedure is carried out every year. Young rosettes can be replanted in autumn and spring.
The rich world of blue saintpaulias
Not everyone knows that the Uzambara violets were originally blue in color. It was cornflower blue, indigo, sapphire indoor beauties that conquered the world. Even in ancient times, blue symbolism was highly valued. This color was associated with modesty, purity of thought.
In the article, we will consider the most beautiful blue violets, their features and external features. We offer you to look at the photo gallery of these indoor plants of extraordinary beauty. Below you will read the description of the 9 main blue varieties in more detail. In addition to them, it is also worth highlighting the following cornflower-blue violets: Arabian night, Aphrodite, African night, Running on the waves, Viscount, Misty Cloud. The violet Heavenly Queen is also very effective. Many varieties will be described in the article.
Variety of violets Sea Wolf
Breeder Elena Vasilieva bred the inimitable Saintpaulia in 2006. And her name is very unusual - Sea Wolf. The flower petals, which look like delicate ruffles, resemble the waves of the sea. This violet can be seen at many exhibitions. Among all blue varieties, it has the largest flowers. It is characterized by large leaves like burdock. At first, the leaves are even, but then they turn horizontally and give the opportunity to riot the outlet.
Peduncles form real bouquets from fluffy flowers. In the photo above, you can see an even, neat and symmetrical rosette of this variety. The plant completely surrounds the pot with its leaves. The blue flowers themselves are very large, up to 9 cm in diameter. Just handsome! In the second bloom, the doubleness of the petals increases. The original bright blue color of the flowers and the dark leaves of the plant are perfectly combined.
This Saintpaulia thrives in natural light. Under optimal conditions, the plant can delight the owner with constant flowering. It is best to choose small pots for her. It will be best for her on the windowsill from the north, north-east, north-west side. She does not like too bright lighting. The ideal temperature for the Sea Wolf variety will be +20 ° C. The plant does not like drafts, so there is no need to keep the doors open. Leaves and flowers do not tolerate spraying. Watering should also be accurate and regular. This is best done with a watering can.
Main characteristics
Phlox are very common plants, they can be found both in flower beds and manicured areas with a fashionable design, as well as in old, abandoned front gardens and gardens. These seemingly rustic flowers combine just such properties that most attract florists:
- pleasant aroma;
- abundant flowering;
- ease of growing and care.
Many people do not particularly like the colors of the phlox, but those who have seen the blue varieties fundamentally disagree with this. They deserve to become a real decoration of a flower garden and a highlight in any landscaping garden... The native land of the plant is the northern part of America. On the territory of Europe, they quickly took root, now they can be found both in gardens and in the wild in forests, mountains, gorges and even on desert plains.
The general description of varieties includes the following properties:
- herbaceous plant;
- erect or creeping shoots, 10-180 cm long;
- the leaf plates are solid, oval in shape, grow oppositely, have a rich green color;
- flowers are small, 2-4 cm in diameter;
- corollas are formed from 5 slightly bent petals, which have different shapes (round, with uneven edges, cupped or star-shaped), depending on the type of plant;
- flowering time is spring, summer and autumn.
