29 Dec 2023

Viola (Cornuta Grp) Jan Siebelink

Leaf tip	Blunt/obtuse
Leaf margin	Erose
Flower color	Purple-dark purple-N079A
Flower diameter	2,5 - 3 cm
Inflorescence	Single-flowered
Leaf size	5 - 7,5 cm
soil pH requirement	Neutral (pH 6,5 - 7,5)
Light conditions	Sunny; Semi-shades
Leaf, main color	Dark green
Flower color distribution	Feathered; Multi-colored
Flower, secondary color(s)	Blue-medium violet blue-097A; Purple-dark violet-079B
Moisture requirements	Well-drained; Moist
Soil type	Humus rich

The Viola (Cornuta Grp) Jan Siebelink, commonly known as the Violet, is a stunning flowering plant that belongs to the Violaceae family. This particular variety of violet has unique characteristics that make it a favorite among gardeners and flower enthusiasts.

One of the distinguishing features of the Viola Jan Siebelink is its blunt or obtuse leaf tip. The leaves of this plant are also erose, meaning they have a jagged or toothed edge. The main color of the leaves is a vibrant dark green, adding to the overall appeal of the plant.

When it comes to the flowers, the Viola Jan Siebelink showcases a beautiful range of colors. The primary color of the flowers is a deep purple, which transitions into a dark purple, classified as N079A on the color spectrum. The flower diameter ranges from 2.5 to 3 cm, making it a perfect size for displays and arrangements.

The inflorescence of the Viola Jan Siebelink is single-flowered, meaning that each stem produces a solitary flower. This adds elegance and simplicity to the overall appearance of the plant. The flower color distribution is feathered and multi-colored, adding depth and interest to each bloom. Additionally, the secondary colors of the flowers include a medium violet-blue (097A) and a dark violet-purple (079B), creating a stunning contrast against the primary purple color.

To thrive, the Viola Jan Siebelink requires certain environmental conditions. It prefers to grow in soil with a neutral pH, ranging from 6.5 to 7.5. This makes it adaptable to a variety of soil types. It also prefers sunny to semi-shady light conditions, making it a versatile plant for different areas of the garden.

In terms of its moisture requirements, the Viola Jan Siebelink prefers well-drained soil that retains moisture. It can tolerate periods of dryness but thrives when the soil is kept consistently moist. This makes it a great choice for both garden beds and containers.

Overall, the Viola Jan Siebelink is a visually striking plant with its vibrant purple flowers and dark green foliage. Its unique leaf characteristics and multi-colored blooms make it a standout addition to any garden or floral arrangement. With the right conditions, this violet will thrive and bring beauty and color to any space.

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