Iris Dutch chloride of colors, 10 pcs, rr 6/7, spring 2025

Iris Dutch chimm - blue, white, purple, yellow flowers. The height of the plant is 60 cm. The Irises of the Dutch - unlike most other representatives of the Kasatikov family with the rhizome, this genus is characterized by an elongated bulb with annually dawning cord -like and contractile roots. Flipstone, durable, 30-80cm high. The flower is simple, large. Varieties of Dutch irises are exclusive decorative, giving magnificent material for distillation.

Location: successfully grown in wet, not too heated by the sun. Iris is a thermophilic plant, without shelter for the winter can grow only in the southern regions. The leaves take out a short-term decrease in temperature to minus 4-6 ° C, while the ends freeze, but this does not affect flowering and the formation of the bulbs. The optimum temperature for growth and development is 18-20 ° C, and the flower is formed at 9-12 ° C.

Soil: the plant prefers light, soil rich in nutrients with a neutral or slightly acidic reaction (close groundwater resting has an adverse effect).

Planting: on light soils, the depth of planting should correspond to the double height of the bulb. In the northern regions, the landing period should be calculated so that the shoots do not appear, otherwise they will suffer from low temperatures. In the middle lane, this is usually the middle-column of October. In the south, the bulbs are planted in mid -September: this lengthens the growing season, which contributes to the formation of larger bulbs.