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Speedwell First Love, Loukykvět
Speedwell First Love, Loukykvět
Speedwell First Love, Loukykvět
Speedwell First Love, Loukykvět

Veronica longifolia

Speedwell First Love

Dlouhověká trvalka rozrazil First Love vnese do vašich záhonů svěží vítr díky záplavě drobných květů v netradiční žvýkačkově růžové barvě. Ve volné přírodě byste jeho příbuzné našli na světlých a mírně vlhkých loukách, takže mu i na vaší zahradě bude nejlépe na slunci či v polostínu v běžné hlinité půdě plné živin. Mrazivých zim se bát nemusíte, rostlina v klidu zvládne teploty klesající k minus čtyřiatřiceti stupňům. Od začátku léta až do konce srpna se nad porostem tyčí nápadná růžová květenství, která fungují jako spolehlivý magnet pro opylovače. V zahradě mu to nejvíce sluší po boku jiných trvalek, ideální je dodržet spon kolem čtyřiceti centimetrů. Pevné stonky si určitě nastříhejte i do vázy, kde jako čerstvá kytice nadělají spoustu parády, pro floristy vyhledávající sušené květy ale tento druh vhodný není. Show full description

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Květináč K9 (9×9×9,5 cm)
Seedling
1-2 kusy
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3-8 kusů
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Attracts pollinators 🐝

Ano

Difficulty

Beginner

Diseases

Powdery mildew

Edible

Ne
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Information on whether the plant is edible.

Flower color

Pink

Flower color: Shade

Bubblegum

Foliage color

Green

Fragrant (aromatic) 👃

Ne

Frost resistance

-34
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The temperature down to which the plant is frost hardy.

Hardiness zone

4a (-34.4 °C to -31.7 °C)

Height

30-45 cm

Moisture

💧💧

Pests

Pest-free 🙂

Position

Sun, partial shade

Soil

Loamy, humus-rich

Spacing

40-40 cm
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Recommended planting spacing.

Spacing: Plants per m²

5-7

Species

Perennial

Suitable for cutting

Ano

Suitable for drying

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Flowering
June
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Sazenice rozrazilu First Love nevyžaduje žádné složité přípravy a potěší úplně každého, kdo hledá nenáročnou a hlavně dlouhověkou trvalku pro svou zahradu. Jakmile sazenici obdržíte, najděte jí vhodné slunné stanoviště nebo místo v mírném polostínu, kde se jí bude dařit naprosto nejlépe. Ideální je běžná hlinitá a humózní půda, která dokáže rostlině poskytnout dostatek tolik potřebných živin. Při samotné výsadbě je naprosto klíčové dodržet správný spon, který by se měl pohybovat kolem čtyřiceti centimetrů. V praxi to znamená výsadbu zhruba pěti až sedmi rostlin na jeden metr čtvereční. Tento dostatečný rozestup zajistí potřebnou a volnou cirkulaci vzduchu kolem listů. Správné proudění vzduchu funguje jako ta vůbec nejlepší přírodní prevence proti nepříjemnému padlí, ke kterému může být tato rostlina občas náchylnější. Jiných nemocí ani obvyklých zahradních škůdců se naštěstí obávat nemusíte, rozrazil je vůči nim vysoce odolný a nevyžaduje tak žádné chemické postřiky.

Během vegetační sezóny vyžaduje tento rozrazil střední zálivku. Snažte se půdu udržovat přiměřeně a stabilně vlhkou, ale pečlivě se vyhněte zbytečnému přemokření, které by mohlo poškodit kořenový systém. Jakmile rostlina začne od června vykvétat neuvěřitelnou záplavou drobných žvýkačkově růžových květů, stane se z ní obrovské lákadlo pro včely, motýly a další užitečné opylovače. Pokud budete pravidelně a pečlivě odstraňovat všechny odkvetlé výhony a uvadající květenství, výrazně tím podpoříte tvorbu nových poupat. Rostlina si díky tomuto jednoduchému kroku udrží svůj perfektní a svěží vzhled až do konce srpna. Pevné a stabilní stonky jsou navíc naprosto ideální k řezu do letních kytic, kde ve váze udělají spoustu parády, naopak sušení se u tohoto konkrétního druhu příliš nedoporučuje, protože květy ztrácejí svou barvu i tvar.

Tuto atraktivní trvalku můžete s velkým úspěchem pěstovat i ve větších nádobách na terase nebo na balkoně, protože dorůstá do velmi kompaktní výšky v rozmezí třiceti až čtyřiceti pěti centimetrů. Vždy ale zvolte dostatečně prostorný květináč s praktickým drenážním otvorem na dně a použijte kvalitní propustný substrát s příměsí uzrálého kompostu. U rostlin umístěných v nádobách bedlivě pamatujte na to, že omezené množství substrátu vysychá mnohem rychleji než volná půda v záhonu, proto je pravidelná a o něco častější zálivka během parných letních měsíců naprosto nezbytná. Koncem sezóny celá rostlina přirozeně přechází do vegetačního klidu. Zimní ochranu na zahradě vůbec řešit nemusíte, protože rozrazil First Love s obrovským přehledem zvládne extrémní mrazy klesající až k minus třiceti čtyřem stupňům bez jakéhokoliv zakrývání chvojím.

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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