Dushechka - violet, seedling of the Sea. Variety description, care and breeding

Violets are grown by many lovers of indoor plants. These flowers are unusually beautiful and also relatively unpretentious. According to popular belief, they, in addition, can also bring their owner luck, health and wealth. A variety of these ornamental plants exists. At the same time, one of the most effective and unusual is the Violet Douche (Seyant of Moreva).

Externally, this flower is very similar to the well-known to many lovers of indoor plants, Olesya. Dushechka differs from him only in a slightly more gentle shade of petals. The shape of the flower is almost the same.

Violet's Heart: Variety Description

The rosette of this seedlings of Moreva is compact, attractive, has a standard size. All the leaves in it are tightly pressed against each other, and therefore it looks very neat. Stem, like any other room violet, Dushechka does not.

The main advantage of this variety is frequent, abundant and long flowering. But, of course, Dushechka shows this her quality only if she takes care of her properly. If the owners will water and feed her on time, she will certainly please them with a whole "cap" of spectacular terry wavy flowers.

The size of the corollas of this variety is not too large - only about 4.5 cm in diameter. But the color of them is really unusual and very attractive - salmon-pink. At the same time, on the edge of each petal there is a red dot sputtering. Eye of flowers Dushechki snow-white. Due to this, the yellow stamens look very bright and effective against the background of the corolla. A little soul is a violet, which has another very interesting feature. As it develops, its flowers become more layered, and hence lush and beautiful.

Biological features

The flower buds of Dushechka are very thick and strong. Each of them grows 5-6 buds. New buds on this violet appear almost continuously. But the "cap", unfortunately, in the outlet is usually formed only in the first wave of flowering. Therefore, in order to have the most effective plant in the house, it should be given periodically "to rest." That is, after each new wave of flowering, buds that appear for some time are worth plucking.

Dushechka - violet, growing just a huge number of fast-growing children. Sometimes they are used for reproduction, but more often they are simply removed. This stimulates violet development of lateral growth points and abundant flowering. Pot for Darling usually choose small. This also contributes to the appearance of a large number of peduncles on the plant.

How to choose a place

Like any other violet, Dushechka should be periodically watered and fed. In addition, in order for the plant to flow abundantly and always healthy, it is necessary for him to choose the right place. The little soul is a violet, which absolutely does not tolerate drafts. When choosing a place for it, it is necessary to take this into account.

Actually, the room itself, in which this violet is grown, should be warm enough. The optimum temperature for the sweetheart in room conditions is 18-25 ° C. At night, this figure may decrease by 5 ° C. Such a short-term cooling, these flowers are usually tolerated without any harm to themselves.

Of course, these violets on the windowsill will feel the best of themselves. The soul prefers in the rooms east or west windows. Good illumination of this variety is necessary. However, on its leaves, direct sunlight should not fall yet. Determine how correctly chosen for Dushechka lighting, it's pretty simple. All you need is to observe the flower a little. If his leaves stretch upward on long cuttings, that means he does not have enough lighting. Overabundance of the same ultraviolet leads to the fact that the rosette of violet begins to turn pale. In this case, the leaves themselves characteristically curl downward.

Feeding

Fertilize a variety of violets The sweetheart follows quite often. After all, it can bloom almost continuously, and consequently, it also drastically depletes the soil. As a top dressing for this plant, it is worth using products containing elements such as calcium, nitrogen, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and sulfur. It is best to fertilize the Duscher with the intended means for violets, which can be purchased in any specialized flower shop.

To make top dressing in a pot is more often, but before diluting them with a lot of water. In summer, these flowers fertilize about once every two weeks, in winter - once a month. Actually the nutrient solution under the roots should be poured extremely carefully, trying not to get on the leaves of the plant.

How to water

Of course, the sort of violet Dushechka (Morev) needs periodic moistening under the soil. To water this flower should always be at the same time. In the summer it is usually done in the mornings, in the winter - in the evenings, before dusk. As for the actual periodicity of irrigation, it depends on the age of the plants. Under the young violets, the soil is moistened quite often. In any case, it should always remain moist. Adult plants water less often - a maximum of once every two days. Water for violet Dushechka, like for any other, should be used exclusively warm (room temperature) and permanent.

Reproduction by leaves

A sweetheart is a violet, which is not difficult to dissolve at all. Propagate this variety, like any other, most often leaflets. Cut down such a planting material experts recommend from the second tier of the plant. Separated from the parent flower leaf should be simply put in a glass with warm water. After about three weeks he will give the roots and he can be transplanted into a pot. Install the leaf in a glass so that the plate itself does not touch the water. Otherwise, while the roots grow on the stalk, it will simply rot.

How else can you get new plants

As already mentioned, the violet Dushechka (seedling K. Moreva) can reproduce and children. This is also a fairly simple way of breeding this beautiful flower. The grown-up baby should be carefully separated from the mother plant and transferred to a pre-prepared pot filled with soil, intended for violets. No little fellows over a planted plant should be arranged. Children of this variety are able to develop well without such "delights".

As you can see, care for the violet Dushechka does not represent anything particularly complex. To breed this beautiful variety at home is also quite simple. Give your flower a little more attention, and then it will certainly please you with a healthy appearance and abundant flowering.