Discover the best plants to grow easily indoors this time of year
May is a perfect month for gardening enthusiasts. This is because the mild climate and humidity, usually present at this time of year, create the ideal conditions for the development of many species of flowers, making autumn a perfect time to start a flower garden.
It is important to remember that, for planting, it is necessary to reserve an adequate space with access to the sun, so that the planting receives the lighting correct. Also, use pots that have good drainage, avoiding water accumulation. Finally, always keep the earth well nourished.
And for those who are in doubt about what to plant in this period, ISLA Sementes, a Brazilian company with a diversified portfolio of vegetable, flower, herb, spice and tree seeds native to Brazil, has some advice. Watch!
Vegetable options for planting
In all regions of Brazil, Swiss chard, watercress, celery/celery, lettuce, leek, chicory, beets, chives, carrots, chicory, Brussels sprouts, bok choy, cabbage, kohlrabi, peamustard greens, turnips, radishes, kale, arugula, and sage are great planting options.
In some regions, such as the north, northeast, midwest, and northern Minas Gerais, it is also possible to plant squash, zucchini, eggplant, cilantro, green beans, eggplant, gherkin, watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumber, bell pepper, bell pepper, okra and tomato.
Flowers for the month of May
For those who want to bring more color, fragrance and beauty, how about planting flowers and giving the house a more cheerful touch? Below, see five options which can be planted in all regions of the country during the month of May.
1. Lavatera
Perfect for gardens and with a 90-day summer cycle, lavatera is considered a large, open flower; its petals have striking colors ranging from white to pink, and its center is dark yellow. Its size can vary from 80 to 120 cm, and it can be planted in all regions of the country, it is only necessary to consult the appropriate time to plant in each place.
2. Phlox
Phlox is a type of flower which, in addition to attracting butterflies, is an excellent choice for borders, flower beds, vases and compositions, as it is extremely floriferous. It has a 60 day summer cycle and a 90 day winter cycle. In the form of small clusters, its flowers are white, purple, red or pink.
3. Salvia splendens
With good cold tolerance, the Salvia splendens It is a perennial flowering plant often grown in pots, overalls and to compose massifs and borders of gardens. Its deep red petals attract hummingbirds and butterflies, making it a great option for spring. Its summer cycle lasts an average of 90 days and, in winter, 120 days.
4. Marigolds
Marigolds are easy-to-grow plants with long stems and large, highly aromatic flowers. In addition to attracting butterflies, they are used extensively in gardens as they act as an excellent insect repellent.
To the Mexico, is known as “marigold”, as it is traditionally used in the popular “feast of the dead”. Its summer cycles last an average of 75 days. Interestingly, in winter, its development is less and its cycle lasts 85 days.
5. Titonia
Flowering and annual plant, the tithonia has a bushy size that reaches an average of 1 to 2 meters in height. Its numerous inflorescences are solitary, with bright orange petals and a yellow center. With a 60-day summer and 80-day winter cycle, it tolerates high temperatures and light frost.
By Carolina Ribeiro
Source: Terra
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