HEADQUARTERS:GYNURA AURANTIACA PURPLE PASSION
Introduction
The Gynura aurantiaca, commonly referred to as plant velvet, is recognized for its duvetous leaves d'intense purple and bright orange flowers that can add an exotic touch to any indoor environment.
Original d'South-East Asiat tropical plant prefers warm and humid environments, making it an excellent plant'in good care.
Characteristics
- Common name: Velvet plant
- Scientific name: Gynura aurantiaca 'Purple passion'
- Family: Asteraceae
- Origin: Java, Indonesia
- Flower colour: Bright orange
- Flowering period: May bloom all l'year indoors under optimal conditions
- Ideal temperature: 18-25°C
- Hygrometry: High
- Type of vegetation: Vivace
- Type of foliage: Persistent
Did you know that ?
In addition to its aesthetic appeal, Gynura aurantiaca is Studied for its medicinal properties in several cultures, especially for its potential to positively influence the management of sugar in the blood and to have anti-inflammatory properties.
In some regions d'Asia, parts of this plant are traditionally used to treat various conditions, such as rashes, rheumatism and even to improve blood circulation.
However, it is important to note that, while promising, these medicinal uses require more'Clinical studies to be fully validated.
For example, although Gynura aurantiaca is considered an interesting supplement to traditional treatments, its use should be approached with caution and under the supervision of'a health professional.
HOW TO TAKE CARE D'AN AURANTIACA GYNURA? IN BRIEF
Light:
Bright but indirect light. Avoid l'direct exposure to the sun that can tarnish the vibrant colour of its leaves.
Water:
Water to keep soil slightly moist, but not soaked. Reduce l'watering in winter.
Temperature:
Prefers warm temperatures between 18°C and 25°C.
Humidity:
Requires high humidity. Consider l'use d'a humidifier or place the pot on a ball tray d'wet clay, especially in summer.
WHAT TYPE OF SOIL FOR AURANTIACA GYNURA ?
A mix of rich soil and well draining is ideal.
A mixture for plants d'interior with addition of perlite will promote retention d'moisture and adequate drainage. We advise you our "Perlite soil mixture" qui sera respond to 100% existences gynura aurantiaca !
WHEN TO REMOTE MY PLANT ?
Repot every 1-2 years in spring to give the plant more d'space to grow and refresh the soil.
Choose a pot only slightly larger than the previous one to avoid l'excess d'humidity.
HOW TO END A GYNURA AURANTIACA ?
Hold the floor uniformly humid, watering as soon as the soil begins to dry on the surface.
Avoid l'stagnating water to prevent root diseases.
HOW TO BUY AURANTIACA GYNURA ?
The Gynura aurantiaca can be effectively propagated and easy by rod cutting, either by watering or by direct planting on land.
The steps for each method are as follows:
Shutdown in l'water
- Select a healthy stem d'at least 10-15 cm long. Use a clean dryer to cut just below d'a leafy knot.
- Remove the lower leaves to release a stem segment that will be immersed in l'water.
- Place the cutting in a container filled with'water, taking care to immerse bare knots. Upper leaves should remain outside of l'water.
- Change l'water every week to maintain cleanliness.
- Store the container in a place bright without direct sun. Roots should appear within 2 to 4 weeks.
- Transplant to earth once the roots are well developed.
Buttering directly to earth
- Prepare a healthy stem and leave the cut to dry at l'free air for a few hours to heal.
- Plant the cutting in a pot with a mixture of well draining soil.
- Ensure a good contact between the stem and the soil.
- Water slightly to moisten the soil and place in a warm and bright place.
- Hold the soil slightly wet until'To l'rooting.
Tips and tricks
The cutting of Gynura aurantiaca is simple, but success depends on care.
Use a hormone d'rooting to stimulate the process if desired, and be careful not to expose the cutting to extreme conditions.
HOW TO PREVENTE AND TREAT THE NISIBLE ?
Inspect regularly to prevent possible signs of cochenilles, thrips or d'red spiders
In case of'infestation, deal with natural methods and biological like black soap.
OUR ADVICE:
- Expose to indirect light to preserve the colour of the leaves.
- Water to maintain soil slightly humid, adjust according to the season.
- Increase'humidity to meet its tropical needs, especially in summer.
- Repot if necessary to stimulate growth and health.
- Watch and treat pests to keep the plant healthy.
- Pinch delicately the stems above d'a leafy node in spring or early'Summer, allows stimulate and d'encourage the plant to branch.
