Sometimes plants surprise, deviating suddenly from the way they grow normally. It is a mutation and the Cardinalis 'mini' lobelia is a good example. The Lobelia Cardinalis 'mini' has therefore originated from the general production of Lobelia Cardinalis. It is characterized by its beautiful light green leaves, closer than the original lobelia, and then it is also significantly smaller, from which the addition "mini" to the name of the plant.
Growth is low and dense, since the plant will gladly branches, even without embodying. Furthermore, the mini version rarely forms the long vertical buds that otherwise characterize the Cardinalis lobelia.
It is easily propagated by planting the cut sprouts in the lower layer. The Lobelia Cardinalis 'Mini' becomes more compact in good light and with the addition of CO2, but it also thrives well without.
- Color
- Green
- Origin
- North America
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Positioning
- Center
- Light requirement
- Average
- Growth speed
- Average
- Co2
- Little
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