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Alstroemeria

Facts About Alstroemeria

Florists love alstroemerias in the summer because of their adaptability and creative potential, when they are at their most potent. Hand-tied bouquets may not be the best option if you are allergic to this beautiful flower, since this might create unnecessary stress on your big day.

Alstroemeria, often known as Peruvian lilies or the Inca lily, is another common name for this plant. Its names are so descriptive because of their roots in the cold mountain regions of Peru, Chile, and Brazil. There are two distinct seasons for flowering: the peak of summer for Brazilian and Chilean varieties, and winter for the latter.

The plant was brought to Europe in the 18th century by Baron Clas Alströmer, a Swedish naturalist. The Alstroemeria genus was named after Alströmer by botanist Carl Linnaeus, for whom Alströmer collected plants for a botanical garden.

In Sweden, the word “alstroemeria” is attributed to botanist and aristocrat Claus von Alstromer. He was the first person to write about the finding of this particular kind of blossom in a scientific publication.
Color and pattern variations have been created for the species since its discovery.
Alstroemeria may be kept alive in a vase for up to two weeks by planting it.
According to popular belief, the Alstroemeria bloom does not smell at all.

Alstroemeria in Floral Arrangements

Positive thoughts are conveyed by the alstroemeria flower. A gift of flowers is a good way to show your gratitude.

A friend who has just lost their job or has been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness would appreciate receiving this card, which you can give as a gift.

When they’re feeling down, alstroemeria flowers will bring a smile to their face and give them hope.

An additional good meaning is attached to the name Alstroemeria. As a consequence, it’s a great gift for someone who just finished college, such a friend or relative.

Hopefully, this flower will inspire them to never give up on their dreams.

There are several meanings and symbols associated with alstroemeria, which makes it an ideal gift or present.

How to Care for Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria is the plant’s scientific name.
Peruvian flower, Ulster Mary or Inca lily are some of the most common names.

Alstroemeriaceae is the family name.
All year round availability.

Storage time in a vase: 7-14 days
All colors except blue and green are included in this range.

Besides being aesthetically pleasing, these flowers also have a lot to offer. Alstroemeria is a flower that many people don’t know much about.

The stem’s leaves grow backwards; no one appears to know why this is the case.

Germination time for alstroemeria seeds ranges from a few weeks to over a year.

Three-foot-long primary stems are possible.

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