Unveiling the world of pigeon flowers: a closer examination of their symbolism and the vibrant range of colors they possess.

The name of the flower called Hoa bồ câu sounds unfamiliar. This type of flower has a shape resembling a dove, and it is commonly known as columbine or golden spur. Its scientific name is Aquilegia vulgaris. The flower’s seeds come in many vibrant colors, similar to lively doves flying and jumping around a plant pot. This is a perennial plant that has beautiful flowers like orchids and looks like one when viewed straight on.

The flower known as the Dove Plant is a beautiful sight to see. It grows to be 40 cm to 1 m tall and forms clusters. The flowers are large and come in a variety of stunning colors, blooming almost year-round in warmer regions. This plant thrives in areas with abundant sunlight or partial shade and can be separated from its cluster in May. When in bloom, the flowers resemble a flock of birds in flight.

The beauty of the Pigeon FlowerCharacteristics of the Pigeon FlowerThe Pigeon Flower is a perennial plant with multiple branches and flowers that have numerous petals, making them resemble flying pigeons. This unique and striking appearance is truly one-of-a-kind.

The Multi-colored Pigeon FlowerGrowing and tending to pigeon flowers is essential as it is an imported flower and the most common method of planting is through seed sowing. The ideal temperature for germination is between 18-25 degrees Celsius. After 7-15 days, the seeds will sprout into seedlings.We can directly sow the seeds into pots or germinate them before planting into new pots. The best time to sow the seeds is during early summer or fall.

How to Plant Pigeon Flowers– Direct sowing: If you plan to direct sow the seeds, it’s best to use nutrient-rich soil. Tribat soil is recommended for growing flowers because it has high levels of nutrients, ensuring healthy plant growth. Fill a pot with soil and then sprinkle the seeds on top. Lightly mist the soil to prevent the seeds from being washed away.– Germination: Soak the seeds in warm water (around 20 degrees) before planting. Once the seeds have sprouted, transfer them to a new pot for planting, spacing them about 10-15 cm apart.– Temperature: The ideal temperature range for pigeon flower growth is between 10-35 degrees Celsius. Provide direct sunlight.– Fertilization: Providing adequate nutrients for the plant will help it resist pests and diseases and produce beautiful flowers. Apply fertilizer to the plant after it has grown for 20-25 days.