What is statice?
Sea or Statics lavender, is a large group of plants in the genus Limonium , all of which have distinctive pointed flowers and simple or lobby leaves. Representatives of the statics family can be found growing around the world in sizes from one foot (30 centimeters) to large shrubs. In general, statics thrive in sandy soil and also tolerate salt marshes, so it often occurs on the coast, islands and other places that are too serious for most plants that are doing well. While flowers bloom, they have a delicate paper outer layer and a soft set of inner petals. The inner petals fall out and leave the outer behind and often naturally dry on the stem. People who work with dried flowers often grow statics, because it is a jerelative easy care of them and flowers so well. When the statice spray is ready for drying, it should be cut with a lot of stem of the remaining and suspended upside down.
Gardens in rough soil can also benefit from statistics, adding rich blocks of color such as purple, pink, red, white and sometimes orange. A small clump of plants of statics can be planted to provide a spray color, or a larger shrub can be selected for rich color blocks. Because statics prefer less than ideal soil conditions, gardeners with rich, healthy, dense soil should add sand to make the soil aluminum and rough statics. Varieties can be found prosperous in almost any weather conditions from the heat of the tropics to the cold of northern Europe, so that when selecting statics for the plant, when selecting statics.
.Most gardeners consider the statics of seedlings that bee is brought up in a commercial greenhouse. Plants should be installed after the last frost in sandy, slightly alkaline soil with excellent drainage. Statics like to be slightly dry and also prefer full sun. Add compost or afterSmall relaxing fertilizer into the soil to nourish plants while growing, and regularly limit flowers to stimulate more flowering. At the end of the season, annual varieties of statistics should be torn, while perennials should be cut back to the ground to avoid frostbite.