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a lento rilascio da gr 5,00 8-9 mesi

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Speciale concime in comode pastiglie a lento rilascio per piante da laghetto ed acquatiche, come ninfee, palustri, fiori di loto ed ossigenanti.

I vantaggi che si hanno utilizzando questo fertilizzante:

lento rilascio del fertilizzante e dei microelementi contenuti;
rilascio prolungato per 8-9 mesi, solo due concimazioni all'anno;
con microelementi per aumentare la salute e i colori delle piante;
semplice da utilizzare;
non influisce sull'acidità (ph) o durezza (dh) dell'acqua;
sicuro con pesci ed invertebrati;
nessuna formazione di antiestetiche alghe dovute al rilascio di fosfati e nitari;

USO NEL LAGHETTO:

per un risultato ottimale le pastiglie devono essere utilizzate all'inizio della primavera ed in estate in modo da aiutare la pianta sia nella ripresa vegetativa che durante la fioritura;
inserire 2-3 pastiglie per pianta a circa 2-3 cm di profondità; per vasi più grandi o piante radicate direttamente sul fondo aumentare la dose in modo proporzionale. Le pastiglie vanno inserite il più possibile vicino alla base della pianta;
valido anche per piante palustri radicate in piena terra.

DURATA PROGRAMMATA

Le pastiglie OSMOCOTE TABLET sono formate da granuli di concime super solubile confettati con una resina organica biodegradabile e naturale. la membrana garantisce infatti la durata presabilita e la continua cessione giornaliera degli elementi nutritivi. La temperatura dell'acqua è l'unico fattore che influenza la velocità di cessione e la conseguente durata delle pastiglie. La quantità ceduta di elementi aumenta secondo i fabbisogni della pianta man mano che la temperatura cresce. La cessione giornaliera non è influenzata dall'acidità (ph), durezza (gh), attività microbiologica, volume d'acqua.

Canadian Eloidea

Description: Eloidea canadensis is a submerged aquatic plant, rustic and easy to manage. It has oblong dark green leaves, gathered in whorls along the stems. When the flowering period is close, small lavender or pink-purple flowers appear, adding a touch of color to the aquatic environment.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Flowering: August - September

This plant is suitable for ponds and aquariums, helping to improve the underwater aesthetics and providing shelter for aquatic fauna.

19 x 19

Vaso chiuso in polipropilene (PP)

Diametro 18 h 17 
“ 23 “ 16 
“ 25 “ 20 
“ 26 “ 26 
“ 30 “ 24

Ceratophyllum demersum (Foxtail)

Ceratophyllum demersum, commonly known as Foxtail, is a floating herbaceous plant characterized by highly branched stems and laciniate leaves, gathered in whorls. This species is particularly suitable for cold water aquariums, where it contributes to the oxygenation of the water and provides shelter for small aquatic organisms.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade

IMPERATA CYLINDRICA "RED BARON"

Decorative Grass with Vibrant Seasonal Colors

Imperata Cylindrica 'Red Baron' is a highly decorative grass, ideal for adding color and structure to gardens and ponds. Its erect, ribbon-like leaves begin bright green in spring, gradually turning bright red from the tips until they are completely red in the fall. Slow-growing, this plant is perfect for moist soil and is prized for its unique ornamental appearance. Panicles are rare, but add to the charm when they do appear.

Characteristics :

• Extraordinary Leaves : Ribbon-shaped and erect, they change from bright green to bright red throughout the seasons.
• Seasonal Color : Deep red in autumn, for a striking visual impact.
• Low Flowering : Rarely produces panicle inflorescences, but the leaves offer sufficient charm.
• Suitable for Wet Grounds : Perfect for ponds and humid areas, with great decorative versatility.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade for more vivid colors.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 60-90 cm.
  • Depth under water : 2-5 cm.
• Flowering period : From May to June.

With Imperata Cylindrica "Red Baron", transform your garden or pond into a vibrant and decorative space, ideal for creating spectacular color contrasts.

APONOGETON DISTACHYUS

Elegance and Fragrance for Ponds and Aquariums

Aponogeton Distachyus, native to the Cape of Good Hope, is one of the most fascinating plants for aquariums and ponds. Its elliptical leaves, partly floating and partly submerged, have a bright green color, sometimes enriched with purple shades. The flowers, consisting of two opposite spikes of pure white with black anthers, rise elegantly from the water and spread a characteristic almond scent, creating a unique and refined atmosphere.

Characteristics :

• Ornamental Leaves : Elliptical, bright green, with fascinating purple shades.
• Fragrant Flowers : Two white spikes with black anthers, which give off a delicate almond aroma.
• Suitable for Ponds and Aquariums : Perfect for decorating both indoor and outdoor bodies of water.
• Exposure : Prefers partial shade for optimal growth.
• Depth : 15 to 20 cm below water level.
• Flowering Period : It flowers in the months of April, May, October and November.

With Aponogeton Distachyus, enrich your aquatic garden or aquarium with a plant that combines beauty, fragrance and versatility, ideal for creating a refined and welcoming environment.

IRIS ENSATA (Japanese Iris)

Oriental Elegance with Decorative Platform Flowers

Iris Ensata, known as Japanese Iris, is a stunning and decorative aquatic plant, ideal for ponds and wet gardens. The stem, taller than the sword-shaped leaves, bears 2-3 large, almost flat-shaped flowers, up to 25 cm in diameter. The colors of the flowers vary from mauve to dark purple, to white streaked with purple, offering a wide range of shades and combinations. Some varieties have double flowers, which add an extra touch of refinement.

Characteristics :

• Impressive flowers : Up to 25 cm wide, flat and decorative in shape, with bright colours and streaks.
• Chromatic Variability : Shades ranging from mauve to dark purple, to white with purple streaks.
• Double Flower Varieties : Available in some selections for an even more ornamental effect.
• Suitable for Wet Gardens and Ponds : Ideal for moist grounds and decorative aquatic spaces.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade for lush growth.
• Plant height : 60-80 cm in moist soil.
• Flowering period : From June to July.

With Iris Ensata, give your aquatic or humid garden a touch of oriental elegance and spectacular colors, perfect for creating a unique and fascinating environment.

MYOSOTIS PALUSTRIS (Forget-me-not)

Graceful and Generous Flowering Aquatic Plant

Myosotis Palustris, known as Forget-me-not, is a hardy perennial plant, perfect for decorating ponds and wetlands. Its pretty light blue flowers, gathered in spiral-shaped inflorescences, add a touch of delicacy and natural color to your aquatic garden. The oval, bright green, semi-evergreen leaves grow on long, creeping stems that also make it ideal for covering unsightly edges. It is a versatile plant, which grows both in little water and on wetlands.

Characteristics :

• Graceful flowers : Light blue, gathered in elegant spiral inflorescences.
• Decorative Leaves : Oval, bright green and semi-evergreen, for a natural and elegant effect.
• Versatile Growth : Perfect for ponds, moist soil or shallow bodies of water.
• Rustic and Long-lasting : Abundant and generous flowering for long periods.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 20-30 cm.
  • Depth under water : 0-5 cm.
• Flowering period : From May to July.

With Myosotis Palustris, add a touch of color and lightness to your aquatic garden, ideal for creating a harmonious and natural environment.

BUTOMUS UMBELLATUS (Flowering Rush)

Elegance and Delicacy for Ponds and Water Mirrors

Butomus Umbellatus, known as Flowering Rush, is a refined aquatic plant, ideal for decorating ponds and waterways. Its long, slightly twisted leaves, an elegant purple when young and bright green when adult, surround the erect flowering stem, adding grace and structure to the landscape. The pink, three-petaled flowers are grouped in splendid umbel inflorescences, with 20-30 flowers that bloom in the summer months.

Characteristics :

• Ornamental Leaves : Long, twisted, purple when young and green when adult, for a unique decorative touch.
• Pretty Flowers : Pink, with three petals, grouped in elegant umbels of 20-30 flowers.
• Suitable for Ponds and Waterways : Perfect for decorative bodies of water and wet areas.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade for optimal growth.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 60-100 cm.
  • Depth under water : 2-5 cm.
• Flowering period : From June to August.

With Butomus Umbellatus, enrich your aquatic garden with a plant that combines elegance, color and an enchanting floral presence during the summer.

BREASENIA SCHREBERI

Perennial Aquatic Plant with Antibacterial Properties

Brasenia Schreberi is a perennial, rhizomatous and ground cover aquatic plant, ideal for ponds and bodies of water. Its floating, long-petiolate peltate leaves have a bright green upper surface and an often purple lower surface, creating a fascinating chromatic contrast. It produces delicate single and hermaphroditic purple flowers. A unique feature is the protective mucilage that covers the submerged parts, with proven antibacterial and anti-algae properties. An extremely rustic plant, it also tolerates light currents.

Characteristics :

• Ornamental Leaves : Peltate and floating, green above and often purple below, for a unique decorative effect.
• Elegant Flowers : Single, hermaphrodite, of a lively purple colour.
• Protective Mucilage : Antibacterial and anti-algae properties, perfect for improving water quality.
• Hardiness : It resists harsh climates and tolerates light water currents.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Depth : 10 to 30 cm below water level.
• Flowering period : From June to October.

With Brasenia Schreberi, enrich your water garden with a plant that combines beauty, functionality and resistance, ideal for creating a healthy and harmonious environment.

PONTEDERIA CORDATA

Rustic Aquatic Plant with Blue-Violet Inflorescences

Pontederia Cordata, native to North America, is a rustic and versatile aquatic plant, ideal for decorating ponds and bodies of water. The elegant spiciform inflorescence of blue-violet color stands on a petiole that gracefully emerges from a leaf at the top of the stem. The shiny and cordate leaves are enriched with light green veins, adding a natural and refined touch. Also known for its use in phytoremediation, this plant helps keep the water clean and healthy.

Characteristics :

• Elegant inflorescences : spiciform and blue-violet, carried by erect and decorative petioles.
• Corded Leaves : Glossy and veined with light green, perfect for a natural ornamental effect.
• Phytoremediation : Ideal for improving the quality of water in ponds and water gardens.
• Rustic and Versatile : Resistant and suitable for different environmental conditions.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 50-80 cm.
  • Depth under water : 5-10 cm.
• Flowering period : From June to October.

With Pontederia Cordata, bring a resistant and decorative plant into your water garden, ideal for creating a natural, elegant and functional environment.

CALTHA PALUSTRIS (Butterfly)

Historical and Decorative Aquatic Plant

Caltha Palustris, also known as Butterwort, is a hardy perennial herbaceous plant, native to the Ice Age. Its dark green, cord-shaped leaves with serrated edges add a touch of natural elegance. Its bright golden yellow flowers with six petals are among the first to bloom in spring and remain open for many weeks. The creeping stems make this plant ideal for covering unsightly edges of ponds and bodies of water.

Characteristics :

• Decorative Leaves : Corded-reniform, dark green and toothed, perfect for a natural and elegant touch.
• Early and Prolonged Flowers : Golden yellow with six petals, among the first of spring, with long-lasting flowering.
• Creeping Stems : Ideal for hiding unsightly edges and creating a harmonious look.
• Suitable for Ponds and Wetlands : Ideal for bodies of water of any size.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun for lush growth.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 15-20 cm.
  • Depth under water : 2-5 cm.
• Flowering period : From April to July.

With Caltha Palustris, enrich your water garden with a plant that combines historical tradition, beauty and practicality.

Stratiotes aloides (Ditch Knifegrass)

Stratiotes aloides is a rare and highly sought-after aquatic plant. It has dark green, stiff, elongated and pointed leaves with serrated edges, arranged in submerged rosettes that resemble pineapple tufts.

In June, the plant emerges to the surface, displaying a small, three-petaled white flower that blooms alone in the axil of a leaf rosette. After the bloom and subsequent wilting of the flower, the plant begins to sink to the bottom of the pond, where it will spend the winter, only to re-emerge and bloom again with the arrival of the following spring.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun
• Flowering: June - August

Stratiotes aloides is ideal for sunny ponds and makes a fascinating and rare addition to aquatic environments.

LYTHRUM SALICARIA (Loosestrife)

Ornamental and Phytoremediative Aquatic Plant

Lythrum Salicaria, known as Purple Loosestrife, is a rustic perennial plant, perfect for decorating water gardens and ponds. Its opposite and lanceolate leaves, supported by woody stems, create an elegant and natural effect. The star-shaped flowers of a vivid purple red, gathered in long spiciform inflorescences, bloom abundantly throughout the summer. Thanks to its phytoremediation capacity, it is ideal for improving the quality of the water, and is also suitable for soils with little water.

Characteristics :

• Sturdy Stems and Decorative Leaves : Woody stems with opposite, lanceolate leaves.
• Bright Flowers : Purple-red star-shaped flowers, gathered in long inflorescences, for abundant and long-lasting flowering.
• Phytoremediation : Improves water quality, ideal for ponds and bodies of water.
• Rusticity and Versatility : It grows well even in little water, adapting to different environmental conditions.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Plant height : 80-100 cm in moist soil.
• Flowering period : From June to September.

With Lythrum Salicaria, add to your water garden a plant that combines beauty, functionality and a long summer flowering, perfect for creating serene and lush environments.

Utricularia vulgaris (Bladderwort)

Utricularia vulgaris is an aquatic plant with bipinnate, hair-like leaves, equipped on their lower surface with small transparent vesicles called utricles . These structures have a dual function:

• Insect Trapping: The utricles trap small insects, providing additional nourishment to the plant.
• Floating: During the flowering stage, the utricles fill with air, helping the plant float and emerge from the surface of the water.

The inflorescence of Utricularia vulgaris consists of a raceme of golden-yellow flowers that bloom from June to August, enriching the aquatic environment with delicate touches of color.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Flowering: June - August

IRIS PSEUDACORUS (Water iris)

Rustic Aquatic Plant with Golden Yellow Flowers and Decorative Leaves

Iris Pseudacorus, also known as Water Iris, is an extremely rustic and versatile aquatic plant, ideal for decorating ponds and humid gardens. Its blue-green leaves, as tall as the stem, add an elegant touch to the landscape, while the large golden yellow flowers, chosen as a heraldic coat of arms by the French king Louis VII, give it a historical and decorative charm. Thanks to its ability to filter dissolved pollutants, this plant is widely used for phytoremediation. It also grows well in soils with little water, making it perfect for different environmental situations.

Characteristics :

• Elegant Leaves : Blue-green, as tall as the stem, ideal for a refined ornamental effect.
• Golden Yellow Flowers : Large and bright, a symbol of history and natural beauty.
• Phytoremediation : Improves water quality by purifying bodies of water and ponds.
• Rusticity and Versatility : Suitable for variable environmental conditions, including areas with little water.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade for optimal flowering.
• Plant height : 50-80 cm in moist soil.
• Flowering period : From May to June.

With Iris Pseudacorus, give your aquatic garden a plant that combines functionality, aesthetics and a rich historical tradition, ideal for decorating and purifying aquatic environments.