Abundant flowering from June to September (about 100 inflorescences): a modest "chamomile" with minimal maintenance decorates gardens and balconies

Fiery fireworks, fellow flower growers! A cute and charming annual is on the agenda today. It looks kind of simple - and a flowering bush will leave few people indifferent. The case when beauty is not pretentious. The simple shape of flowers in the form of chamomile is compensated by the ability to produce about 100 inflorescences per season.

For those who value naturalness and beauty

Looking at the brachicoma, it seems that this annual plant has come to gardens from meadows and springs, untouched by the hand of a florist. So original are these small daisies of various shades: more often in white and all kinds of blue tones. The center of the flower is black and yellow, contrasting favorably with the leaf of the petals.

Brachikoma looks modest and eye-catching at the same time. A kind of "dark horse" from the world of annual flowers for Russian gardens and balconies.

Looks perfect in hanging planters, forming a lush blooming ball. It is no less attractive in flower beds and flowerpots.

Due to its unobtrusive appearance, it goes well with other annuals, including "pretentious" ones, which will create interesting flower arrangements. In which each participant is in his place.

For those who do not want to spend a lot of time on leaving

Brachikoma is definitely not a plant that will plague with whims. It is undemanding to the soil, but grows best in loose soil. Perfectly adapted to bright sunlight, although it does not lose its decorative effect in partial shade.

Add to this a moderate need for watering - the plant will not be disturbed by a slight drought. And, comrades: the brachycoma will perfectly survive the lack of feeding. Of course, 2-3 applications of complex mineral fertilizers for flowering will increase the number of buds. But this is more likely to be brought to the ideal, and not the need for an unpretentious plant.

How to grow a brachicoma from seeds

Would you like to have a brachikoma, comrades? Feel free to go in search of seeds. Sowing in the first half of March will provide bushes blooming from June to September in the middle lane, and until October in the southern regions. The unrestrained flowering of brachicoma when grown by seedlings will begin in early summer.

The technology of growing seedlings is no different from caring for other, more familiar annual flowers. An adult plant will need 2-5 liters of soil.

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