What is amicia?

Amicia is a genus of flowering plants in the family of peas. These plants come from Mexico and Central America and can be found in kindergartens and through catalogs of gardens for people who are interested in their decorative cultivation. Gardeners can also have seeds or cuttings for trade, especially in regions where this plant flourishes in the garden. They tend to knock or fold at night, protect the plant from colder evening temperatures, and in some areas the plant is deciduous and loses its leaves in autumn for colder climate. The flowers are yellow to red and appear in the form of small capsules, usually dwarf large leaves. They will develop for long pods typical of pea family members. Water requirements tend to be mild. Need full of the sun and a good wind section. In the climate where winters are very cool, it may be necessary to bring the amicia to the greenhouse to hibernate or cover the plants on cold nights. Their cultivation in containers canE facilitates the movement of plants as needed to adapt to low temperatures.

The Ministry of Agriculture in the US (USDA) Seven to Nine are usually suitable for growth amicia and some gardeners have been successful outside this scope. Extreme heat is not good for plants and may mind or burn. Likewise, very cold temperatures are shocked by selection stems and leaves. If parts of the plant die during a period of unusual temperatures, they can be trimmed and the plant can be monitored to see if they recover. In general, loss of more than one third of the plant causes to die.

This plant can be decorated in a garden in varieties, including separate samples, part of the hedge or in the back of the bed to provide more visual interest and texture. Can be cut and shaped as needed to stimulate to grow in a more compact, bushy style and prevent twigs in the conCreating over neighboring plants. When amicia is grown in the garden area, it likes adequate protection and good soil, it can grow quite large. It generally resists pests such as insects and slugs and is a good social planting for other plants loving the sun that prefer protected conditions.