Brilliant Rare Mixed Hosta, Hardy/Perennials, ShadeTolerant, Use for Ground Cover & Pots, Create Cool Shaded Gardens, Excellent Display-5 Bulbs-D

• 1. It has a high ornamental effect and can be planted under trees as a ground cover plant.
• 2. Hosta is a typical negative plant. It likes a humid environment. When exposed to strong light, the leaves turn yellow and grow poorly. It likes fertile and moist sandy loam and is extremely cold-resistant.
• 3. The leaves are ovate-cordate, ovate or oval, 14-24cm long, 8-16cm wide, with a nearly acuminate tip and a cordate base, with 6-10 pairs of lateral veins; the petiole is 20-40cm long.
• 4. Hosta likes a humid environment, and the soil should be kept moist during its growth period.
• 5. It has a high survival rate, grows fast, and has a long flowering period.

Flower characteristics: 14-24cm long, 8-16cm wide, nearly acuminate at the tip, heart-shaped at the base, and 20-40cm long petiole. Hosta has a faint fragrance when in full bloom, mostly white. High survival rate, fast growth, long flowering period. With high ornamental effect, it can be planted under trees as ground cover plants. Flower habits: Hosta is a typical negative plant, extremely cold-resistant. It likes a humid environment, and its leaves turn yellow and grow poorly when exposed to strong light. Soil and water: Hosta is suitable for growing in sandy soil rich in humus, loose, and permeable. In summer, it is best to water once before 9 am and after 4 pm. Water less or not on days with lower temperatures or rainy days. Be careful not to accumulate water in the flowerpot. Warm tips: When placing Hosta indoors for maintenance, it should be placed in a place with bright light. In spring, autumn, and winter, the sun is not too strong, so Hosta can be placed in a place where it can be directly exposed to sunlight. Hosta should avoid direct sunlight during the hot summer season, otherwise the leaves of the plant will turn yellow and burn easily. Fertilize once a week in spring and once every 1-2 months in winter. Flower language: The flower language of Hosta is unworldly and pure. Hosta prefers semi-shade or shade, making it ideal for shade gardens. Hosta is hardy, so even beginners can grow it without any mistakes.