Deppea Splendens - Golden Fuchsie

Deppea Splendens, also known as a golden foxie, belongs to the Rubiaceae family. This species was native to Mexico's damp mountain forests. The game population is considered extinct.

Morphological characteristics

Deppea Splendens is an evergreen shrub that can reach a height of up to two meters. The leaves are arranged and have an oval shape with a shiny, dark green surface. The flowers are striking and have a bright yellow color and a pink -colored base. They appear in tufts along the branches and bloom during the warm season, which gives the plant a spectacular sight.

Historical

Deppea Splendens comes from the cooler mountain regions in southern Mexico. Botanist Dennis Breedlove discovered this species there on one of his excursions in the 1970s. After visiting this region again a few years later, the plant had disappeared. Today's presence of this kind is the fact that the fact is that Dennis Breedlove collected seeds during his first excursion. All today's copies come from the seeded seeds at the time.

Use in the garden landscape

Deppea Splendens is a popular ornamental plant in botanical gardens and collections worldwide due to her striking flowers. However, due to its limited distribution and its specific requirements, it is rarely grown in private gardens. The plant requires a warm, damp climate and protection against strong wind to thrive optimally. Her flowers are an eye -catcher and attract many visitors.

Care

The care of Deppea Splendens requires regular irrigation and balanced fertilization during the growth period. The plant should be protected from strong wind and direct sunlight, as this can lead to leaf burns. Regular checking for pests and diseases is also important in order to maintain the health of the plant.