Hydrangea Samara Lydia

The panicle hydrangea is one of the most famous in summer cottages and flower beds in the city. Various species are loved in our country, China, America and Japan. Summer residents turn their attention to large bright inflorescences, as well as lack of capriciousness in agricultural technology. A special area on the flower bed is occupied by paniculate varieties, for example, the new panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia

Hydrangea Samara Lydia: variety description and characteristics

Panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia: photo of the variety

For the first time, the panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia was presented at an international plant exhibition in the first autumn month of two thousand and eighteen, and in the spring season of two thousand and nineteen, the herbaceous one began to be sold. This variety was obtained from a nursery in France. Herbaceous is classified as a plant with low growth and small size, approximately up to one hundred and thirty centimeters in height and up to one hundred and ten centimeters in diameter. Can be used for landings in containers.

The hydrangea variety Samarskaya Lydia is characterized as herbaceous with a long flowering process in the summer and autumn seasons. It has powerful reddish branches with rough, dark greenish leaves. All branches have cone-shaped inflorescences fifteen centimeters long, which rapidly changes color during flowering. The inflorescence is a group of large flowers compacted together, which open in a snow-white color and eventually acquire pink and red colors.

The variety is ranked in the fourth climatic zone, it is distinguished by a high level of resistance to cold, it tolerates winter seasons well, and quickly takes root in the cold climate of the middle zone of our country.

Hydrangea Samara Lydia: landing

Panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia: photo of the variety

The panicle hydrangeas of the Samarskaya Lydia variety prefer places with a sufficient amount of sunlight, but the problem is that with an excessive amount of sun light, they bloom quite rapidly. For a long flowering process, it is advised to plant a herbaceous plant in an area that is partially shaded at noon. Conditions are also suitable under which sunlight will warm the grassy until fourteen o'clock in the afternoon.

Fresh air planting is carried out at the end of the spring season or at the beginning of the fall season. It is necessary to select a not cold day for planting, so that the planting material is planted in heated soil. An acidic soil with a large amount of moisture and good oxygen permeability is considered a positive condition for this variety. It is possible to achieve the required composition by applying dressings with citric acid, peat, or minerals with ammonium sulfate or ferrous sulfate.
The development of the herbaceous plant and its color range during flowering depend on the level of acidity.

The process of planting hydrangea Samara Lydia is the following processes:

• make a planting hole approximately twice the size of the root system.
• pour crushed stone into the planting hole. It is used as a drainage layer.
• the next layer is black soil with an additional layer of sand and peat in identical proportions.
• carefully remove the seedling material from the container along with a clod of earth and plant the planting material in the prepared planting hole.
• Fill the remaining holes with soil and lightly tamp the soil.
• thoroughly moisten the planting material with a liquid after precipitation.
• when planting in several copies, the neighbor plant should be planted with a space of at least two hundred centimeters.

Hydrangea care Samara Lydia

Panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia: photo of the variety

A newly planted plant needs attention. In the first weeks, it is recommended to cover the herbaceous with a dense film that reflects direct sunlight, it will preserve the seedling material from burning out. To shelter the grassy one from strong and cold winds, summer residents recommend placing a small support next to the bush and tying planting material to it a little.

In order for panicle hydrangea C to develop well, after a while it must be fertilized. Noticing unsaturated greenish foliage and yellow color, it is possible to guess that the plant is feeling a lack of nutrients. Fertilization in the spring season must be done without fail, at this time the plant requires fertilizing with nitrogen content. Compost and mullein are also fine. In total, it is worth feeding two or three times during the spring season. There is an exception only for herbaceous plants that were planted using mineral components - such specimens may not be fertilized for the first twelve to twenty-four months.

It is worth moisturizing the plant once every seven days. Moistening is carried out under the trunk so that the liquid does not touch the brittle shoots. It is advised to add a container of liquid for a young herbaceous, two containers to bring in an old plant. The liquid should not contain lime that negatively affects the plant. Precipitation after rain is perfect. To make a beautiful appearance, the bush is pruned. To do this, in the spring season, frozen, dried, defective shoots and damaged young branches are removed.

The first pruning can be done a couple of years after planting.
This variety has a high level of resistance to cold, but still, auxiliary insulation for the winter season will not hurt. Immediately before the cold weather, the soil is watered abundantly, the foliage located below is pruned, an air cushion of dried foliage, moss and grasses is prepared for the root system, and a dense film is placed on top of the shrub.
This plant has high immunity to various diseases and parasites, and therefore they do not need disinfecting treatment.

Breeding varieties

Panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia: video about the variety

The Samara Lydia hydrangea can be propagated in the following ways:

• using cuttings. To do this, cuttings are pruned in the bud swelling season. All cuttings have two internodes, the cut at the bottom is made at an angle of forty-five degrees, and the cut at the top is made at an angle of ninety degrees. For planting, a sand mixture with peat is suitable, cuttings are planted in the finished mixture, placing them at a depth of three to four centimeters, moving the container to a not cold room with enough light. Some summer residents make a greenhouse effect by placing a thick film on the container.
  Further agricultural techniques include humidification and ventilation. When the cuttings are adapted, it is possible to plant them on the territory. Most often, landing on a permanent site is made thirty to sixty days after adaptation. In the winter season, these grassy ones need additional protection.
• with the help of air layers. The easiest and most famous breeding method. Select the most powerful and strongest shoot, gently bend it to the soil and cover it with a little soil. To strengthen the layering, it is possible to use staples, bricks or stones. The landing site requires constant moisture, but fertilization is not needed. Twelve months later, the new plant can be separated from the parent shrub by planting on a permanent site.
• using seeds. The most difficult and costly method, which, moreover, does not bring a 100% guarantee that the seedling will be of high quality. Even new instances will be able to have noticeable differences in comparison with the parent. Disembarkation takes place in the fall season. In the form of a mixture, peat, sand and sheet soil are suitable. Disembarkation is carried out in small containers. It is not worth placing the seeds deeply, because the seedlings differ in their small dimensions and may not sprout - it is possible and just to pour the planting material into a non-moist layer of soil and compact it a little. Then the seedlings should be covered with a thick film and removed every day, for airing the herbaceous and moisturizing. A positive temperature indicator above the ground at plus twenty degrees. The first sprouts can be observed after thirty to forty-five days - on that day, remove the thick film and then cover again at night.
  Twice the seedlings of the panicle hydrangea Samara Lydia are divided into different containers and change the place of growth. For the winter season, it is recommended to move them to a room or greenhouse, where there is a temperature indicator of twenty to twenty-five degrees. In this season, the herbaceous one requires moisture, sometimes it needs to be fed with nitrogen. Only fifteen to twenty-nine months after planting, the Samara Lydia hydrangea seedlings will be ready for planting in fresh air.