Platycodon Grandiflora - Ballonblume
Platycodon grandiflora - Ballonblume
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Ballon Blume Blütenknospen vor dem Öffnen aufblasen. Die blauen oder weißen Blüten werden im Juli und August produziert. Die Pflanze beginnt langsam im Frühling zu wachsen, aber sobald sie wächst, erreicht sie eine Höhe von ungefähr 3 Fuß. Pflücken Sie die Pflanzen vor der Blüte, wenn sie umgefallen sind, brechen sie normalerweise, wenn sie gerade gerichtet sind. Ballonblume wächst am besten in voller Sonne und einmal eingerichtet, mag nicht gestört werden. Winterschutz wird vorgeschlagen. Die Pflanze ist eine Quelle von Schnittblumen.
Der Samen keimt in 2 bis 3 Wochen bei Temperaturen zwischen 65 und 75 Grad und ist die bevorzugte Methode der Vermehrung. Licht ist notwendig für die Samenkeimung. Division kann im Frühjahr durchgeführt werden, aber die Wurzeln sind dick und die Teilung muss sorgfältig durchgeführt werden. Stellen Sie die Krone einen Zoll unter der Bodenoberfläche. Stängelspitzen können im Nebel verwurzelt sein.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Is platycodon an annual or perennial?
👉 Platycodon grandiflorus is a clump-forming herbaceous perennial that bears starry flowers in summer. These are mostly in shades of vivid violet-blue, although white and pink cultivars are also available. It is a member of the Campanula family, and its flowers look similar to those of campanulas, or bell flowers.
❓ Is platycodon a hardy perennial?
👉 It goes by the common names of Balloon Flower or Bellflower. Platycodon grandiflorus (Balloon flower) by Carl E Lewis. What is this? The plant is a hardy perennial.
❓ What is balloon flower tea good for?
👉 Balloon Flower (Platycodon For thousands of years this perennial herb has been used to treat hypotension, lipid reduction, atherosclerosis, inflammation, relieving cough and phlegm, promoting cholic acid secretion, and as an antioxidant (Ji et al., 2020).
❓ Are balloon flowers annual or perennial?
👉 perennialsBalloon flowers are tough plants that need little help from you to thrive. They're hardy perennials that will grow in sun to partial shade. They're long-lived, don't need to be divided and are resistant to diseases and becoming dinner for a deer.
❓ Will balloon flowers survive winter?
👉 Balloon Flower plants prefer slightly warm temperatures between 60 and 80 °F (15-26 °C). They are hardy plants that can tolerate even higher temperatures if they are provided with some shade in the afternoon. Keep in mind that these plants can be killed by frost, so you should bring them indoors in the winter.
❓ How do you prepare a platycodon for winter?
👉 Typically, you can simply cover the plant in an inch or two of mulch to protect it, but you can also use compost or leaves that fall from the trees to cover the plants and keep them moist and warm all winter.
❓ Does balloon flower have caffeine?
👉 Each tea bag contains 100% Balloon Flower Root from South Korea for better health benefits and tastes. Enjoy soft and authenthic taste of the natural ingredient. No artificial additives and caffeine-free. You can sip away without worry.
❓ Can you eat balloon flower?
👉 Balloon flower roots are appreciated for having antimicrobial, antibacterial and other medicinal qualities. The roots are used in Asian food, and are especially popular in Korea and China. (Note: The roots are edible, but please do not eat the leaves or flowers!)
❓ Will balloon flowers spread?
👉 The roots are not aggressive, but this plant self-sows with vigor, spreading via new shoots that pop up in the fertile ground each spring. Plant sizes vary. The true botanical species, as found in the wild in its native lands, may reach or even exceed 36 inches tall and 18 inches wide at maturity.
❓ Should I cut back balloon flowers?
👉 Cut all stems by one-half in late spring to encourage more branching, and compact, bushy growth. In fall, after the growing season is over, you may also cut all of the dead stems to the ground. You can also prune in early spring, just as the new growth appears.
❓ Should balloon flowers be cut back for winter?
👉 Although balloon flowers are usually cut back in spring so the old stems can protect the plant roots from winter frost, you can also prune them back in late fall after the foliage dies back if you live in a mild climate.
❓ What is a Platycodon plant?
👉 The Platycodon contains one species, and this is commonly grown in the garden; it goes by the common names of Balloon Flower or Bellflower. The plant is a hardy perennial that has stalks that reach 30 to 90 cm in height. Platycodon flowers in the summer with white, blue, or purple bell shaped flowers.
❓ What does Platycodon look like in the summer?
👉 Platycodon flowers in the summer with white, blue, or purple bell shaped flowers. Platycodon grandiflorus (Balloon flower) by Carl E Lewis. Common Names: Balloon flower, Bellflower (Korean, Japanese, Chinese).
❓ What is the largest Platycodon grandiflorus?
👉 Platycodon grandiflorus Fuji series: These are the most commonly sold varieties and the tallest, with 30-inch stems and flowers in blue, pink or white. Platycodon grandiflorus “Komachi”: Purple-blue flowers that remain in their puffy pillow stage.
❓ What is the common name of balloon flower?
👉 Platycodon grandiflorus (Balloon flower) by Carl E Lewis. Common Names: Balloon flower, Bellflower (Korean, Japanese, Chinese). Genus Information: Contains just one species: Platycodon grandiflorus. Life Cycle: Hardy perennial. Height: 12 to 24 inches (30—60 cm).
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