Petite Blarney (H. Pittman)

Petite Blarney (H. Pittman)

Thumbnail. Double pink flowers with a green edge.

Dark green scalloped gerl foliage. The leaves are pointed, slightly heart-shaped. Neat outlet. The socket is small, a real mini, 8-10 cm in diameter, even on wick watering. The only drawback is the fragile leaves of the succulent type

Delicate color palette on flowers. The flowers are medium-sized, pleasant pink color with a green border and a brighter pink illumination from the inside, with greenery. Over time, the backlight becomes less intense.

Bouquets of double pink flowers with a green border on each spike. Peduncles are strong, but high, stick out like horns. When I began to collect buds, I tried to count the flower stalks, there were 13-14 of them. Each peduncle has 7-8 flowers. Each peduncle is a bouquet of flowers. The buds do not open for a very long time.

At the beginning of flowering, very strong dark peduncles rise, and very delicate smoky pink, not large flowers with greenish lower petals open on them. The flower petals are quite dense. As the flowers bloom, a green border appears on all the petals of the flower.

Very quickly, the number of colors increases and the result is a gorgeous cap of the most delicate pinkish-greenish colors. Flowers are located on tall, branched peduncles. With the full dissolution of flowers, the peduncles cannot withstand the weight of the bouquet and begin to fall on the outlet. At the same time, the bouquet completely covers the small rosette.

She's not greedy for flowers at all. Flowering is long (up to several months), very plentiful. Like all varieties with greenery, the flowers last a long time. They do not fade for a very long time, they retain their attractiveness for several months, while new peduncles appear over time. The head of flowers is several times larger than the rosette, such a bouquet that leaves are not visible.

In the beginning there were stepchildren, now it is gaining buds, and stepchildren no longer appear. The sooner you remove the stepson, the smoother the violet rosette will form. The intensity of the pink color depends on the conditions of detention. The green border appears more vividly in cooler conditions.

Light is needed more than the rest, then it blooms and blooms. You need a lot of light, when the peduncles are set, and a little less light, when the flowers bloom, because the rosette is very dense, and the leaves are hard.

There are difficulties getting the peduncles to “surface”, but the difficulty is solved by reducing the lighting. It is better to grow in 5-ke, the rosette is small and it will be lost if the leaves are large.

Blossoms not early, but immediately abundant, in good light. After a long and abundant flowering, it is recommended to transplant the outlet into fresh soil. Sport from him in a white version.