What is Adulumia?

Adulumia is a type of flowering plant plants from the Poppy family papaveraceae . It is originally from the Eastern United States and can also be found in Eastern Canada, China, Korea and Japan; It is rare and endangered in your native environment. The plant was once considered to be the type of family fumaria , but in 1804 the American agricultural major John Adulum, after which he is now named, recognized it as a separate family. Rod Adulumia contains only one type, Adulumia functiongosa . In Latin, the name fungosa is spongy and this name is in relation to the appearance and feeling of Adulumia flowers. Other names for this kind are Alleghene Vine, climbing and mountain edges.

Adulumia FUNGOSA is a slim stalk vines, which can grow up to twelve feet (3.65 m) in length. It has light green, smooth leaves similar to ferns and stems of leaves send tendrils that help the plant hold the surfaces as crawled along the ground or upvertical. The plant is usually found on slopes and in forests. The vines produce large clusters of white or pinkish, tubular flowers in summer and autumn. Flowers can generally take several weeks.

Small fruit similar under the vines between July and October. Fruits Adulumia contain many small, shiny black and flattened seeds. The plant can be promoted from these seeds if the seeds are planted while they are still fresh.

This planting should be best done at the beginning of summer and it will help to send the seeds individually and at a shallow depth in the soil. This plant prefers soil that is damp, sandy and non -sitting. Planting should be one that receives full or partial sunlight and is not buffet with strong wind. Alleghene seeds vine, as soon as they are planted, it can take any 15 to 45 days to germination and produce new keys above the ground.

Because the Mountain Fringe plant is a creeper, it is good to provide it with support grids to which you can grow; Trellis also protects the vines during the magic of bad weather. It is important to make sure that the vines is regularly and sufficiently connected in hot and dry weather. It will also help add leaf mulch to the ground around the plant. Regular mulching keeps the soil cool and moist and allows the vines to prosper.