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Scientific name - Portulaca grandiflora Hook Synonyms - Popular names - Portulaca, moss rose, porcellana grandiflora. Distribution and Habitat - native to Brazil. Description - annual species, juicy. Purple strain. Leaves alternate, 2-4 cm, succulent, cylindrical. Flowers terminal, 3 cm diameter, white color, pink, red, purple, orange. Numerous stamens and anthers orange with yellow filaments. Yellow pistil. Inferior ovary. Fruit capsule. Growth Rate - slowly. Tolerance - do not tolerate transplanting well. Requirements - prefer sandy soils, well-drained sunny and exhibitions. Management - rare earth wet summer, winter remains dry land. For an extended flowering indicated that dried flowers are removed, gently but you knthe flowering buds are sesnsibili. Propagation - by seed or cuttings. It looks like in March, hothouse, or directly in soil garden in April. Are planted at 10-15 cm distance between plants. Properties and Uses - used in parks and gardens as ornamental species for borders or pots on terraces species for sunny. Curiosity - Portulaca grandiflora was first described by Hooker in 1829
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