Green Freesia is a charming, bulbous plant notable for its zygomorphic flowers, which possess a single green to yellow-hued petal that uniquely contrasts with its surrounding peers often bursting in vibrant colors. This distinction sets green Freesia apart within garden spaces. Thriving in well-drained soils, green Freesia adapts to various light conditions, illustrating a versatile resilience. Its delightful fragrance and delicate blossoms are favored in cut flower arrangements, bringing a touch of spring to any setting.
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Semi-evergreen
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Care Guide for Green Freesia
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Water:
Green Freesia thrives with consistent moisture and prefers weekly watering to maintain health. Typically grown indoors for its ornamental value, it benefits from higher humidity, supporting lush foliage and vibrant blooms during the growing season.
Fertilize:
Fertilize the soil before tilling by mixing in organic fertilizer. Once green Freesia bulbs sprout, apply a general-purpose liquid flower fertilizer monthly. After blooming, increase fertilization to every two weeks for optimal growth.
Pruning:
Green Freesia, recognized for its tubular flowers and fragrance, should be pruned in early to late spring. Remove spent flower stalks and dead foliage to promote growth. Proper pruning enhances blooming and longevity without damaging the bulb or leafy base, ensuring a vibrant display.
Propagation:
Propagate green Freesia using tubers by digging up mature clumps and separating the tubers with a portion of the basal plate. Replant in well-draining soil at a suitable depth and spacing to allow growth, resulting in individual plants with characteristic blossoms and foliage.
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