Muscari is an intensely colored plant in a splendid shade of indigo blue
Generally, this plant grows on the plains and grain fields without anyone planting it there, but in recent years has become a highly appreciated plant for the garden, especially in some states of America.
Muscari is known as the "smiley grape", because the inflorescence resembles both a smile and a grape bunch of inverted ones. Muscari designates a herbaceous group of Muscari herbs in Eurasia.
Muscari is not a pretentious plant. He resisted pretty well in the cold and faced the hectic. The bulbs of this plant have a diameter of about 3 centimeters, and the leaves are set in the shape of a rosette. Muscaria blooms in early spring, but the perfume of flowers is not very pregnant, feeling only if you get close enough to her.
With regard to soil, it is good to know that Muscari develops best in fertile soil, well drained. "Crazy Zambian" likes to be placed in direct sunlight or in the penumbra. Muscari was planted in the spring, directly into the ground.
- With regard to fertilization, this is recommended to be done once a month in warmer months, with a universal substance for garden plants.
- Otherwise, Muscari has no special needs and you can trust that he will not give you a headache.
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