Ixia are bulbous plants native of South Africa, from Namaqualand and the western Karoo through the southwestern Cape into the eastern Cape. Most species make iris like leaves and most showy bright colored flowes in shades of white, cream, orange, red, violet or deep blue in elegant racemes. All species are easily grown in any rich, well drained soil in full sun throughout the year. During dormancy keep plants rather dry and in winter at a minimum of some 10°C with watering reduced to a minimum. Excellent in a frostfree greenhouse or wintergarden, for their small to medium tall size they can be grown in rather small pots on window sills as well.
Sow the small seeds on top of any well drained substrate and cover them slightly with sand. Keep pots in full sun at some 20°C throughout the year and soil always slighly moist from beneath. A temperature drop at night down to some 10°C to 15°C will siginificantly enhance germination in several species.
20 seeds per package.
Ixia
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Ixia dubia
25 (60)cm, a showy species with bright orange flowers with a dark throat and sword shaped leaves. Native from sandstone and granite flats from the Pikeberg to Caledon. For any rich, well drained substrate in a sunny spot throughout the year. During dormancy and in winter keep drier at a minimum of some 10°C. VI-VIII.
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Ixia latifolia
20 (50)cm, a showy species with bright pink purple flowers above broad leaves. Native from clay soils in the Barrydale district. For any rich, well drained substrate in a sunny spot throughout the year. During dormancy and in winter keep drier at a minimum of some 10°C. VI-VIII.
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