Trinket Terrific (E. Champion)

Trinket Terrific (E. Champion)

Miniature. Double large two-tone rich pink flowers, the outer petals of which are adorned with lilac dusting on the tips.

Mosaic variegation on light green leaves. Leaf blades are glossy, wide, large, smooth, light green with white or golden splashes of variegation of a rare mosaic type "Lillian Jarrett". Variegation is very beautiful. The rosette is very compact, from 15 to 20 cm in diameter.

Large double medium-pink flowers with a darker highlight, as if a flame is burning in the middle of the flower. There is a light raspberry dusting on the petals near the edges, and on some flowers, there are raspberry spots all over the petal. Petals have a sugary sheen, and the tips of the petals and the center of the flower may have darkening. The flowers reach 4 cm in diameter.

A successful combination of leaf and flower color, a very harmonious variety. Delicate and generous in flowering. Blooms almost without interruptions. Flowers last long.

The flower stalks are pinkish-green or pinkish-brown, quite tall, thin, flexible, but cope well with the weight of the flowers. During the first flowering, as well as in conditions of insufficient humidity, the flowers may turn out to be small.

One of the easiest-care varieties with this type of variegation. It grows slowly, until it grows leaves — it does not bloom. Blooms a year with a little from the time of planting a leaf. The rosette should be placed directly under the lamps.

Choose as tight a pot as possible if you want the plant to remain compact. On wick watering and in a spacious pot, leaf stalks unattractively elongate, and the rosette becomes untidy.