Flowers of hatsias harsh beam orange flime, 3 pcs

A new aligned and homogeneous series of gatsania with a flowering window of 3-5 days from the German company Benary.

This is a popular and easy to care for the plant, usually grown as an annual and is often used as a decorative accent in the garden or on the balcony. It is distinguished by an attractive appearance of strong bright inflorescences, a compact spherical gabitus of plants with green color of leaves, abundant and prolonged flowering to frost, high heat resistance and unpretentiousness in production.

One bush can give 10-12 large, brightly colored flowers resembling miniature gerbers.

Timely watering and circumcision of wilted flowers contribute to the appearance of fresh buds and extend the flowering period.

It looks good in a wide variety of dishes: flower pots, window boxes and is an excellent decoration of climber, rockers and curbs.

Undoubtedly, it will become a worthy, bright-pharmacy decoration in the landscaping of the most heat-resistant places in alpine hills and rockers, will gain great popularity among amateur gardeners and landscape designers.

The plant is drought -resistant, it does not tolerate excess moisture, not demanding to the soils, but it is very important to provide the plant with regular watering.

Seeds for seedlings are sown in late February-March, falling asleep with a layer of sand to a thickness of 0.5 cm.

At a temperature of the soil +18 ° C, shoots appear after 10-15 days.

2 weeks after the appearance of seedlings, seedlings dive one at a time.

The stronger seedlings are planted in the ground when the threat of spring frosts with an interval of 20*30 cm passes, watered abundantly during growth and budding.

Acidity of the soil (pH is not higher than 6.0), since the high pH causes iron deficiency.

Gazania is tolerant of a high level of salt in the substrate.

It is necessary to feed plants with mineral fertilizers.

Timely removal of waging inflorescences will significantly extend the flowering time and prompts plants to the formation of new buds.