Ashoka Flowers - is an ornamental plant which is quite famous
in Indonesia especially among ornamental plant maniacs. So you also need to
know how to plant ashoka flowers and how to take care of not to miss.
In our own country known ashoka 2 species, the ashoka tree
that grows high without twigs or also called glodokan pole (Polyalthia
Longifolia) and ashoka ordinary (Polyalthia sp.) Which has twig and pointed
leaf.
Due to the growing knowledge, this type of ashoka hybrid is
now emerging by presenting the colors of flowers more diverse.
In general, this plant is used for penghijaun or ornamental
plants. Europeans always call this plant Flame of the Wood or fire from the
forest because the color of the flowers are bright, quirky, and flashy like a
fire.
It is said that Ashoka was first found growing wild in the
forest. As a flower, Ashoka is famously used as an ornamental plant. In
Indonesia alone, it is easy to find Ashoka thrives in the yard of the
population. Easy treatment and beautiful flower display make us fascinated.
The spread of Ashoka plants to all parts of Indonesia is
inseparable from the role of the Hindu priest who brought him to Indonesia. The
Ashoka Flower Plants themselves are closely linked to Hindu beliefs where this
flower is a living symbol of joy, so it is often used as an offering as a
sacrifice to the god Vishnu and Shiva.
Characters Flowers Ashoka
From the physical appearance, Ashoka's flower has features
such as:
- Trunked straight and tree round wood. The branching system is simpodial and the color is creamy white.
- Ashoka flowers can be found in various colors including pink, bright red to orange.
- The leaves of Ashoka leaves tend to be oblong with the tapered base. The leaves are single and the pinnate is pinnate
- Ashoka flower root is tunggang, brown color.
- This flower is plural, and the two are harmonized with similar funnel cords. The juice thread is four and the head of the sari is attached to the crown.
How to Plant Ashoka Flowers
In order to get the seeds of soka flower plants can be obtained
by vegetative way. You can take part of the ashoka tree trunk that has been
aged and then used as plant seeds. Choose overload that has at least 15 cm
length.
Then after that plug this rampalan on the seedling medium
that is in the climate is not dry and shady. The goal is that the stem used as
a fast bit out the roots and grow new shoots. This will make it easier for you
to plant this flower.
After the seeds have started to take root, the next step is
the planting process. But before planting this plant would need to prepare the
planting media first. Planting media can be made from a mixture of soil with
organic fertilizer (manure or compost).
Mix the two ingredients above with a ratio of 1: 1. You can
use the pot or polybag media, make a hole with a depth of about 5 to 10 cm.
Plant the seeds with the condition perpendicular, then cover the hole with the
ground. Flatten the ground while pressed a bit so it can hold the plant so as
not to tilt. Preferably when the process of planting is done in the afternoon
or in the morning when the sun is not too hot.
How to Take Care Ashoka Flowers
- When watering Ashoka flowers, use clean water that is not contaminated with any chemicals so Ashoka can grow healthy. Watering it is done once a day. You can choose morning or evening.
- The amount of fertilizer given on ashoka depends. If planted in pots, give more than ashoka planted as a living fence. The comparison is 2: 3
- As well as ornamental plants with other wooden stems, ashoka also requires pruning on the stems. The proper time to trim the ashoka trunks is when the Ashoka has just been watered and fertilized.
- Sometimes, ashoka plants also require weeding to remove the weeds that grow on the media planting. Make sure your blossoms are exposed to the morning sun.
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