10 August 2026
The plant belongs to genetically low-growing forms with a height of 30–40 cm with narrow sword-shaped leaves of dark green color. The flowers are of a lilac-violet shade, sometimes with a cream center, and can be double or single depending on cataloging conditions.
The variety is intended primarily for growing in pots and does not require the use of growth regulators due to its natural resistance to excessive stretching. The cultivation cycle period is about 70 days. The flowers have a pronounced aroma, and the plant requires good lighting and regular watering.
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