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Amsonia hubrichtii, Loukykvět
Amsonia hubrichtii, Loukykvět
Amsonia hubrichtii, Loukykvět
Amsonia hubrichtii, Loukykvět

Amsonia hubrichtii

Amsonia hubrichtii

Amsonia originates from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. Floristically, they are interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and simultaneous early flowering time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue color of the flowers will fade faster, or even in partial shade. However, they are interesting all year round – the dark, freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems secrete white milk when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase. Amsonia hubrichtii catches the eye at first glance with its narrow needle-like leaves. Thanks to them, its autumn yellow coloring looks even more intense. Show full description

Seedling

Květináč K9 (9×9×9,5 cm)
1-2 kusy
3,89/ks
3-8 kusů
3,49/ks
9-17 kusů
3,09/ks
18+ kusů
2,89/ks
Skladem 0 ks

Attracts pollinators 🐝

Ano

Difficulty

Beginner

Diseases

Disease-free 🙂

Edible

Ne
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Information on whether the plant is edible.

Flower color

Blue

Flower color: Shade

Light blue

Foliage color

Yellow, green

Fragrant (aromatic) 👃

Ne

Frost resistance

-28 °C
?
The temperature down to which the plant is frost hardy.

Hardiness zone

5a (-28.9 °C to -26.1 °C)

Height

60-90 cm

Moisture

💧💧

Pests

Pest-free 🙂

Position

Sun, partial shade

Soil

Loamy, humus-rich

Spacing

50-60 cm
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Recommended planting spacing.

Spacing: Plants per m²

4-6

Species

Perennial

Suitable for cutting

Ano

Suitable for drying

Ne
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Cultivation

Pěstování amsónie je mimořádně snadné a díky tomu je tato rostlina perfektní volbou i pro naprosté začátečníky. Jelikož vám ji zašleme jako již dobře zakořeněnou sazenici, vyhnete se složitému pěstování ze semínek a můžete rovnou přistoupit k výsadbě na záhon. Ideálním stanovištěm je horké slunné místo nebo světlý polostín. Půdu volte spíše humózní a hlinitou, s dobrou schopností zadržovat vodu. Rostliny vysazujte v dostatečných rozestupech 50 až 60 centimetrů. Tento velkorysý spon zajistí nejen dostatek prostoru pro bohatý růst do výšky 60 až 90 centimetrů, ale také výbornou cirkulaci vzduchu, což je vždy skvělá prevence pro celkové zdraví rostliny. Zákazníci se nás často ptají, zda je možné amsónii pěstovat v květináči. Odpověď zní ano, ovšem pro úspěšné pěstování v nádobě budete potřebovat dostatečně velký a hluboký objem, výživný substrát a pravidelnou pozornost při zalévání.

Amsónie patří mezi dlouhověké trvalky, které ocení záhon s dostatečně vlhkou půdou, zejména v prvním roce po výsadbě. Určitý čas jí sice trvá, než se v zahradě usadí a plně prokoření, ale o to více vás později potěší svou obrovskou vitalitou. Jakmile dobře zakoření, bez větších potíží přečká i letní období sucha. Výraznější péči ani pravidelné hnojení nevyžaduje, na jaře jí naprosto postačí přídavek uleželého kompostu k bázi rostliny. Na přelomu května a června nakvétá nádherně světle modrými květy, které fungují jako magnet na včely a další užitečné opylovače. Při jakékoliv údržbě či řezu do váz nezapomínejte, že rostlina patří mezi jedovaté druhy. Z ran po poranění vytéká lepkavá tekutina, takže obezřetnost je namístě, obzvláště pokud se na zahradě pohybují malé děti nebo domácí mazlíčci.

To nejlepší z pěstování této vzdušné a netradiční krásky přichází na podzim. Listy, které připomínají jemné jehličí, se přebarví do zářivé žluté barvy a oživí usínající zahradu. I z tohoto důvodu se u amsónie neprovádí podzimní řez. Odkvetlé a usychající stonky nechte na záhoně po celou zimu, zpětný řez zasušených částí až k samotné zemi proveďte až brzy na jaře. Tím podpoříte její vitalitu pro novou sezónu. Jedním z největších benefitů je fakt, že rostlina je zcela bez chorob a vyhýbají se jí i všichni zahradní škůdci. Přezimování je u této trvalky naprosto bezproblémové. V zemi vydrží teploty klesající až k neuvěřitelným -28 °C, takže žádné zakrývání chvojím nebo zimní ochrana na záhonech nejsou vůbec nutné.

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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