Chrysothemis is a plant of the Gesneriev family. The genus includes 7 species of perennial herbaceous tuberous epiphytes. This flower is mainly distributed in humid forests, which are located at low altitudes above sea level, in Central America, Brazil, Guiana, and Venezuela.
Friedrichstahl's chrysothemis and beautiful chrysothemis have become widespread in indoor culture. This beautiful flower is suitable for beginner gardeners who are interested in violets.
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These are low, compact perennials. The leaves are bronze in color, collected in rosettes on short petioles.
Chrysothemis flowers are beautiful yellow with red sepals, Friedrichstahl has a yellow or green calyx. The fruit is a bivalve capsule.
A tropical houseplant of the Gesneriad family, prized for its beautiful velvety leaves and bright orange or yellow flowers set in distinctive calyces.
ReplyDeleteGrowing Chrysothemis indoors requires recreating a humid tropical microclimate, as this exotic plant from the Gesneriaceae family is extremely sensitive to heat and air humidity. With proper care, Chrysothemis (the most popular cultivated species being Chrysothemis pulchella) will regularly delight you with bright yellow flowers and vibrant orange-red bracts.
ReplyDeleteIt requires plenty of bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight scorches the delicate leaves, so the plant should be shaded during midday hours. It thrives on west- and east-facing windowsills, as well as under artificial lighting.
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