The bird of paradise flower is one of the plants that grows very beautifully. Its attractive appearance suggests happiness, and makes you feel as if you are living in paradise. It is a bulbous plant that grows everywhere. It has a specific description that distinguishes it from other flowers. There is more beautiful than that relationship between it and nature, as it grows quietly and gently, and lives for a long time, and its leaves do not wither or fall, and its fragrance remains sparkling like the stars in the middle of the night sky, like the bright moon in a barren black night.
The ideal soil for this plant is light, well-drained soil that is rich in organic matter that is characterized by the presence of good aeration. The soil is strengthened and local fertilizer is added to it and stirred well in the soil. Then the soil is irrigated with water and the soil is also hoeed before planting three times, and when talking About this plant, we must remember its roots, as it grows everywhere, and you can only find it wherever you go, quick to adapt to nature, and compatible with any soil in which it is grown, whether it is clay, sandy, or otherwise, this flower helps itself In obtaining food and water, and you find bees constantly next to it, trying to drink honey from the nectar, and bring it out for us with the most delicious taste, and the most beautiful suit. It is natural that this plant, like any other plant, needs fertilizer, although its need for it is minimal, because as we mentioned above, it can live on water and make its own food, like any other plant. Unfortunately, this plant cannot live in the house, because it needs fertilizer. For a free environment, not in a small palace, and its roots must be extended and struck in the ground, as it lives in such an atmosphere, and it will die if it is moved to a limited environment.
Last but not least, there are major seasons in which this plant blooms: the spring season, and the flowers in this season are of very high quality, but the number of these flowers is few. This time is when the first flower begins to open, and it is preferable to put the flower stands in a solution that consists of sugar and diluted citric acid for two days, at a temperature that does not exceed 22 degrees.
