Qué son las aurículas? Las aurículas son las estaciones receptoras del corazón. La aurícula derecha recibe su suministro de sangre pobre en oxígeno de las dos venas más grandes del cuerpo, la vena cava superior e inferior. La aurícula izquierda recibe la sangre oxigenada en los pulmones de las venas pulmonares. Del lat.La raíz latina […]

Can you grow Primula from seeds? primula seeds need a period of cold to break their dormancy before they will germinate and can be sown indoors or out. Indoors: sow at any time of year very thinly on the surface of a good, free draining damp seed compost, press the seeds lightly into the soil

What are the best types of auricula? Although the alpine auriculas are generally robust enough to grow in borders, Luci and Gillian believe both show and alpine auricula types are best grown in individual pots, and perhaps displayed in a traditional Auricula Theatre, where the vast array of different flowers in wonderful colours can be

What are the different types of auriculas? Auriculas are categorised into seven main groups. Alpines, Selfs, Borders, Doubles, Stripes, Edges and Fancies. Alpines are easier to grow and most floriferous. Stripes flower a little earlier as a general rule and Doubles flower the longest. Traditionally auriculas are grown in ‘long toms’ (long narrow terracotta pots)

Are primula auricula hardy? Auriculas are perennials that include the show and alpine types with their almost artificially perfect flowers. These are hardy in a cold winter throughout the UK – can withstand temperatures down to -15°C (5°F), but do need shelter from rain and summer sun in an alpine house and are best grown

How do you care for asplenium antiquum? Care tips: water: like most ferns asplenium antiquum likes to stay on the moister side. Water your plant when the top inch of soil has gone dry. Be sure to keep water from getting into the center of the plant as this may cause rot. This is a

What is the common name for asplenium antiquum? Asplenium antiquum is a species of fern in the family Aspleniaceae. It is sometimes referred to by the common names bird’s-nest ferns (also called spleenworts). Asplenium nidus, commonly called bird’s nest fern, is a slow-growing, epiphytic fern of the spleenwort family featuring simple, entire, strap-shaped, glossy, bright

How to multiply birds’ nest ferns? Bird’s nest ferns can be propagated through division or spores. To propagate through division, carefully separate the plant into smaller sections, making sure that each section has a healthy root system. To propagate through spores, wait until the fronds on your plant have matured and are producing spores. In

Is Asplenium easy to grow? It’s a resilient evergreen plant that thrives in humid conditions and loves a regular care routine. While this fern is fairly forgiving, being familiar with basic plant care is important because it needs just the right balance of light and moisture – not too much, not too little. Shade and

What is the common name for Asplenium? Asplenium nidus, commonly called bird’s nest fern, is a slow-growing, epiphytic fern of the spleenwort family featuring simple, entire, strap-shaped, glossy, bright apple green fronds with contrasting dark brown to black midribs and undulating margins. It has a really striking silhouette, so Asplenium nidus looks good on its