Good Night all friends steemian lovers wherever you are, hope you will always be in good condition and healthy.
On this occasion I would like to show my friends all the photos about flowers that are blooming [Dianthus] beautifully on the home page. Let's see the offerings as follows;
- Bud opening at eleven o'clock Open flowers at seven o'clock Pollinated flowers succeed at one o hour. If pollination is successful and pollen tubes grow down in style, ethylene is produced which causes the petals to collapse. This is a very useful phenomenon; in most members of apiaceae it can take several weeks before someone gets a feeling like whether pollination has succeeded.
- Like Dianthus, polyanthus pods take four to five weeks from pollination to mature seeds. Here, however, the petals do not collapse within 24 hours of a successful pollinator, but wither and present the same threat of rot in wet conditions, which is actually more likely as polyanthus flowers before in often wetter weather.
- Here the petals have been split and partially peeled back. This helps stop the fungus that forms at the bottom of the remaining lower petals and consequently rots the pods before the seeds have time to ripen. In Dianthus it takes about one month from pollination to cooking seeds.
Now from the 3 beautiful photos above, which one do you think is more suitable and easier to develop in your own garden? But keep in mind that before you cultivate various colors, please select classy flower seeds before the cultivar is added to production.
