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Ballota pseudodictamnus
Balota Pseudodictamnus
A xerophilous herb originating from the Mediterranean. It is cultivated for its grayish-white felted stems and leaves. The nettle-like flowers are also interesting, being a great attraction for bees. The plant remains interesting even after flowering, precisely because of its unusual silvery coloration and cup-shaped flower calyxes. These, incidentally, resemble another floristic delicacy – Irish bells. Unlike them, however, it is perennial and in the right location tolerates our frosts. It comes from Turkey, Libya, Greece, and Crete, and therefore we plant it here, for example, in gravel beds. We can also successfully grow it in pots. Unusual greenery for bouquets. Lasts 10 days in a vase.
Vyprodáno
Seedling
Vyprodáno
za where
Barva květu
Zelená, fialová
Barva listu
Stříbřitě zelená
Druh
Trvalka
Mrazuvzdornost
-23
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Do jaké teploty daná rostlina odolává mrazům.
Mrazuvzdornost (zóna)
6a (-23.3 °C až -20.6 °C)
Náročnost
Začátečník
Půda
Písčitá, propustná
Spon
45-45 cm
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Doporučený spon pro pěstování.
Spon: Počet na m2
4
Stanoviště
Slunce
Vhodné k řezu
Ano
Vláha
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Výška
40-60 cm
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Kvetení
July
August
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The information given is based on our experience, please use it as a guide only. Times may vary depending on the season, climate, location, sowing and transplanting dates and possibly also the conditions in the greenhouse/greenhouse. We always recommend testing how the plant performs in your conditions. Please do not take this as a guarantee.
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