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Winter cherry "Orphey"
Solanum capsicastrum L.
Winter cherry "Orphey" - Solanum capsicastrum.
A dressy, compact bush. It's blooming 70 days after the upturn. The leaves are light-green, oval (3-5 cm long). The flowers are white, star-shaped (up to 1 cm in diameter), lonely or collected in small social environments.
The fruits are inedible, round, glossy, bright red, hanging on the plant until New Year's Eve or more.
Led by light and warmth, requires regular watering in the summer and moderate in the winter. Seeds are eviscerated in mid-February at a soil temperature of +21 °C. The soil mixture is prepared from equal parts of the sheet, dermal land, overestimation, peat and sand.
It is recommended that rooms, lobby, offices, winter gardens be decorated. It can be used as a one-year culture for clubs, curtains, balconies and patio courtyards.
They'll land in the open ground after the freeze threat passes. Feeding is done every two weeks. In the winter, the plant will be put in the room.
A dressy, compact bush. It's blooming 70 days after the upturn. The leaves are light-green, oval (3-5 cm long). The flowers are white, star-shaped (up to 1 cm in diameter), lonely or collected in small social environments.
The fruits are inedible, round, glossy, bright red, hanging on the plant until New Year's Eve or more.
Led by light and warmth, requires regular watering in the summer and moderate in the winter. Seeds are eviscerated in mid-February at a soil temperature of +21 °C. The soil mixture is prepared from equal parts of the sheet, dermal land, overestimation, peat and sand.
It is recommended that rooms, lobby, offices, winter gardens be decorated. It can be used as a one-year culture for clubs, curtains, balconies and patio courtyards.
They'll land in the open ground after the freeze threat passes. Feeding is done every two weeks. In the winter, the plant will be put in the room.
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Eng.: False Jerusalem Cherry, Madeira Winter Cherry. Suom.: Huonekoiso. Sven.: Falskt korallbär. Bot. syn.: Solanum pseudocapsicum, Solanum diflorum.
