You can see at every step now. I must admit that these are charming plants, but quite well -worn. If you want to decorate the space around your home originally, put on love. It looks like “burning grass”, so it will make a spectacular impression on anyone who looks at your garden.
She loves, also called Mielnik or Summer Cyprysik, comes from Southern Asia and Southeast Europe. This annual plant reaches from 30 to even 100 cm in height, and its characteristic feature is a thick, spherical-stable habit and a delicate, long, threaded leaves resembling needles with a juicy green color. In autumn, however, they change the color to red.
This is what cut and the leaves are the greatest decoration of this specimen. The indoor parts include flowers collected in slightly hairy ears, which appear on the plant in the summer – from June to September. However, they also have their function, because they form small, brown fruits resembling angular nuts. When they ripen, they can be collected and used to reproduce the Mietelnik.
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It loves the most suits Mediterranean and Cupi.e. Lavenda, Lantana, Perowski, Werbena Patagonian or Sage Meduted.
It is worth planting summer cypresses on the roofs, in groups with other plants or at the fences or walls of the building. Nothing prevents you from putting them in gravel gardens and on the scalles.
They look great with other annual plants. I am talking about constantly flowering begonias, velvet, cynics, nasturtiums. Beekeepers, e.g. panicular phloxes, bushy asters, slots or decorative shrubs, for example Rose will also be a good option for Mietelnik.
Like heathers, I can do it in pots on the balcony or terrace. Thanks to its habit and leaves, it is an ornament in itself.
As already mentioned, Kochia does not have too much care requirements. Without a doubt, it is an extremely easy to grow. So how do you take care of her?
This specimen prefers a sunny position and a permeable, slightly moist substrate with an alkaline reaction. It is good if he had access to nutrients – then it will be better to die in autumn.
Summer cypress tolerates drought well, so it does not require frequent watering. What’s more, he doesn’t like excess water, especially in a shady place. Then his roots and the development of fungal diseases may rot.
The treatment to be provided to this plant is regular pruning. Loves growing very quickly, so it’s worth tame her habit.
