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Host Kiwi Full Monty

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Host Kiwi Full Monty.

Very showy strong hosta with beautiful blue-green leaves, the heart of which changes color from golden green to creamy yellow. The center of the sheet is outlined with a white dashed line. Grows well. Very beautiful.

Planting hosts: They are planted in holes 2-3 cm deeper than they grew before, the roots are straightened, sprinkled with soil and watered abundantly. After that, the planting site is mulched with bark or sawdust. If hosts are planted in groups, the plants are placed at a distance of 30-80 cm (depending on the variety). And between the most spreading bushes they maintain a distance of about 100 cm.

Caring for hosts: Although not demanding of the host, planting and caring for her requires adherence to the rules. Weed and periodically loosen the soil. Remove old leaves and young flower arrows. This will make the bush look neater. The exception is well-flowering varieties.

Planting Soil: Light, drained, moist soil is suitable for planting and propagating outdoors.

Preparing for winter: In the fall, it is very important to water the hosts abundantly. Lack of moisture in the root system will lead to its drying out in winter.

If leaf-respecting Kiwi Full Monty hosts are pruned, then this should be done with a sharp pruner. If you tear off the foliage by hand, then the inflicted wounds do not heal well, the hosta cannot leave the pruning for a long time. As a result, the plant becomes weakened, thereby attracting pests and diseases, and also loses its winter hardiness.

Planting Site: Traditionally, the Kiwi Full Monty host is considered a shade-loving perennial. But there is a pattern: the lighter the foliage, the more sun the plant needs. Dark green and blue varieties must be planted in the shade. For growing light hosts, partial shade or even a sunny place is suitable. Make sure that the plant is not in direct light, otherwise burns on the leaves cannot be avoided.

Reproduction by dividing the bush: The bushes are usually divided in May or late summer. The smaller the split off part is, the longer it will take for it to grow. Another method of propagation, cuttings, involves the separation of a sprout with a part of the rhizome from an adult bush. Cuttings are planted in open ground immediately, watered and shaded.

Description of Kiwi Full Monty hosts [edit]

Hosta varieties Kiwi Full Monty can also be found under the names: Kiwi Full Monty.

Possible translation: Kiwi full monty (?).

Appearance

Kiwi Full Monty hosta with a pronounced blue tint, which is favorably set off by a light center. It seems that a blue haze hangs over the host. The hosta's color is really blue, not blue or blue-green. Moreover, the blue component remains throughout the season and even in autumn it is clearly visible that this is still a blue host. The leaves of an adult host have a wrinkled surface. Like many descendants of the variety Striptease around the light center of the scartez-colored leaf, there is a thin white stripe separating the center from the blue border. It is growing rather quickly.

Designedit

It beautifully sets off semi-shady places and places with small sun spots in the middle of the day, creating a pleasant bluish haze to the eye. Containers. Shady corner where the hosta bush grows Kiwi Full Monty looks cool due to the frosty shades of the hosta.