#Primula auricula care how to#
See more at How to Grow and Care for Primula. Primroses last for about six months indoors, while their flowers last for several weeks. Zolang wateroverlast wordt vermeden en de juiste omstandigheden worden geboden, bereidt de primula-auricula zoveel vreugde en weinig inspanning voor. Most pots of indoor Primula are purchased as flowering plants, destined to be set atop a desk, sill, or table until they're done flowering. Caring for primrose plants indoors requires just the right combination of sunlight (bright but indirect), water (evenly moist), and food (immediately after planting) in order to produce healthy plants. Auricula zijn verkrijgbaar in verschillende kleuren en patroonvariëteiten, ze zijn gemakkelijk te onderhouden en te verspreiden en daarom ideaal voor beginners in de plantencultuur. They are propagated from seeds, which are sown directly in soil or potting media. Never pile soil up around the stem of a flowering plant.
Bury the plants so the top of the root ball is slightly elevated above the level of the surrounding soil. If you do, make sure not to bury them too deep-burying too deep is a prime reason Primulas succumb. It's unlikely you'll be repotting your potted Primula. While inside, do not overwater wilting even though the plant is getting water is a sign of root rot. After the plant has done blooming, consider moving it outside. Extend the flowering season by pinching off dying buds. Most people prefer the taller, upright delicate Primulas indoors, but even a pot of common Primula is a nice addition. They are available in a wide range of striking colors, forming a mass of flowers. Petioles are short and often winged.Potted indoor Primulas are a delightful way to usher out winter or welcome in the spring. Leaves: Leaf Color: Green Leaf Feel: Waxy Leaf Arrangement: Rosulate Leaf Shape: Obovate Ovate Spatulate Hairs Present: No Leaf Description: Leaves are in a basal rossette, are simple, ovate to obovate to spatulate, sometimes have a waxy farine ('bloom'), and are pale to dark green in color.Peduncle is erect, leafless, and unbranched. Primula Auricula, or Auricula, is a variety of the primula family that has a very colourful showy cluster of subtly fragrant flowers on a single sturdy stem. Inflorescence is a solitary or multi-flowered umbel, raceme, or whorl. They usually have a different colored center, can be scented or unscented, can be erect to nodding, and are less than an inch in diameter. Flowers: Flower Color: Blue Gold/Yellow Pink Purple/Lavender Red/Burgundy White Flower Inflorescence: Raceme Umbel Flower Value To Gardener: Fragrant Showy Flower Bloom Time: Spring Flower Size: Fruit: Fruit Description: Fruits are capsules.Cultural Conditions: Light: Dappled Sunlight (Shade through upper canopy all day) Deep shade (Less than 2 hours to no direct sunlight) Partial Shade (Direct sunlight only part of the day, 2-6 hours) Soil Texture: High Organic Matter Soil Drainage: Moist In spring, plants benefit from a dose of high nitrogen fertiliser, followed by weekly watering with tomato fertiliser during the flowering season.Whole Plant Traits: Plant Type: Annual Habit/Form: Mounding.Attributes: Genus: Primula Family: Primulaceae Life Cycle: Perennial Country Or Region Of Origin: Temperate and Subtropical Regions.Tags: #purple #fragrant #showy flowers #specimen #white flowers #purple flowers #pink flowers #red flowers #yellow flowers #blue flowers #spring flowers #rock garden #border planting #fantz #container plant See this plant in the following landscape: Cultivars / Varieties: Flower scapes are erect, leafless, with 1 or more flowers.Flowers are salverform with 5 emarginate lobes.Leaves are in basal rosette, are oblong-spatulate.vulgaris (Common Primrose) has obovate leaves, a short winged petiole and fragrant, yellow flowers with orange eyes. This plant has pest and disease problems. This plant prefers cool, shaded, moist soil with abundant organic matter.
#Primula auricula care full#
This plant is intolerant of full sun, dry weather, and extreme cold. Flowers are either 'pin-eyes', with long styles and short anthers or 'thrum-eyes', with long anthers and short styles. It is used as a potted plant, in rock gardens, in borders, and as specimen plants. Primula, from Latin primus, meaning first, genus contains over 450 species with over 250 in cultivation. This plant blooms in early to late spring, but is dependent on the species. Primroses are showy perennial herbs that are low and mounded, grow up to 3' and come in a variety of colors. This genus has wide variability among is species and can be found anywhere from mountain slopes to bogs or meadows. Phonetic Spelling PRIM-yew-luh Description
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