Sticky Boronia (Boronia anemonifolia)

Good day dear Hive Community and friends of flowers, I wish you a nice day as always and hope you are all doing well! I would like to present you a wonderful flower today and hope you like my contribution!

Sticky Boronia can be seen here and the scientific name is Boronia anemonifolia, it is an early bloomer that is well suited as a room or balcony plant. It is important to know that the plant is not hardy and must be in a place that is protected from frost during the cold times of the year, an ideal temperature for the winter location are 10 degrees Celsius

In general, I would describe Boronia anemonifolia as very easy to care for and a special characteristic is definitely the intense smell, the smell of the leaves reminds a bit of lemon. The light conditions are very flexible and it can easily cope with shady or sunny places but it is very important to note that you water properly, the water should not stand in the pot and in general, you should only water when the substrate is dry enough to avoid waterlogging.

By the way, the original country of distribution is Australia and in the meantime it has become a popular ornamental plant that can be found almost everywhere around the globe. It is a compact plant that is also ideal for smaller places and grows very slowly, normally it doesn’t grow higher than one meter.

Thank you so much for stopping by and watching! I used my camera Sony Alpha 6000 and Sony SEL-55210 Telephoto Zoom Lens (55-210mm) to take these pictures.