Columbine (Achillegia) mccana giant cultivation report

Flowers like luxury jewelry that you can meet at the end of a long and long relationship.

Paula: Hello! I’m Paula, a fairy of columbine.

Sierra: It’s also Sierra. Well, you look flashy today too.

Paula: I wonder if it’s so plain. In exchange for that, the columbine flowers are flashy. Red to pink to yellow

Sierra: It’s not the same as you look. It takes a long time for the columbine to bloom from the seeds, so it takes a whole year and two years. There are various dramas if it is that long. From hot to cold. Repeat history. Ah, speaking of history, I did OL before I did the columbine fairy.

Paula: By the way, I was an LL before I did the columbine fairy.

Sierra: I’m talking about clothing size!

Columbine Achillegia McCana Giant “Almost Weekly” Cultivation Report

4/4 start
Seed planting
Paula
It’s like a sand crush that seems to fly away with your nose.
Sierra
Maybe if you snort.
4/11
Germination!
Paula
Oh! The leaves are already out
Sierra
Start from this size. It’s better to plant pods or pete vans than to plant them in the ground.
4/19
The leaves start to grow
Paula
The stem has grown a little. Well, a delicate body like me
Sierra
Where do you look at this leaf?
4/26
Growth is at it’s own pace
Paula
It hasn’t changed since last week
Sierra
If you get messed up from now on Let’s keep up with this slow growth from now on
5/3
The leaves are large and have a solid shape
Paula
The leaves are getting rounded. Like my round eyes
Sierra
Isn’t there a more realistic analogy?
5/8
The leaves grow into a V shape!
Paula
Banzai
Sierra
I think it’s different, but the perfectly beautiful V-shaped Futaba is impressive.
5/17
The leaves start to increase
Paula
It’s like a trefoil clover
Sierra
It’s easy to be mistaken by a passerby and cut with weeds. Well, the color, shape and size resemble a clover at this time of year.
5/23
Leaves start to grow large
Paula
No matter how you look at it, it ’s a clover.
Sierra
It will be even more similar. At this time, a real clover grows next to this leaf, so it’s hard to tell which is which.
5/31
To land planting
Paula
Looking at it like this, unlike the clover, the stem is delicate and fashionable. Look at me in the mirror.
Sierra
I think it’s better to break that mirror
6/7
Ground planting settlement
Paula
It looks delicate and has unexpected vitality, I
Sierra
What’s the story
6/14
The leaves start to grow
Paula
It looks like a cat’s footsteps
Sierra
It will be a big leaf. Evidence that the roots are firmly established
6/20
Leaves increase
Paula
The new leaves are bright in color. Good color
Sierra
The characteristic of this columbine is that the color of each leaf is slightly different.
6/28
The whole stock is getting bigger
Paula
If I notice, the number of stems is increasing.
Sierra
It’s a little reddish, it’s an elegant color, and it looks thick and splendid.
7/4
Sprouts one after another from the middle
Paula
A new branch grows in the middle of the plant, and a small cabbage-like branch is formed at the end, which unravels into some leaves …
Sierra
Oh yeah this is the golden pattern of columbine
7/12
More branches, more leaves
Paula
“Cabbage” appears again at the top
Sierra
The columbine first has a new stem in the middle, which spreads sideways.
7/19
The color of the leaves becomes calm green
Paula
Oh! “Cabbage” again in the middle
Sierra
The new yellow-green leaves gradually turn into deep green, which is a fun point to see.
7/26
In a green carpet state
Paula
Have you filled it up? Green carpet condition
Sierra
The columbine has a lot of stems, but it doesn’t grow so long, and it feels like it spreads sideways.
8/1
Midsummer … Growth begins to stop
Paula
Shah Shah Shah! Mean Mean Mean!
Sierra
If you imitate an insect in that fashion, it’s a cicada or a poisonous spider. In the hottest time of August, I thought that it would grow and bloom at once here, but it is hard to predict that it will stop.
8/8
Stop growing
Paula
Oh, I can’t wait to stop growing completely
Sierra
At that time, I thought, “This year, I’m going to stop.”
8/15
No growth, no withering
Paula
In this shit hot August, I think it’s okay to grow up, but I wonder what it’s like.
Sierra
Aquilegia is good at watching. This year is called this strange place. In a sense, it ’s an adult.
8/23
Leaves begin to die
Paula
I don’t know how hot it is
Sierra
The columbine has a strange personality because it can bud when it hits the cold of winter. I’ve put up a lot of stock so far, and I’m preparing to go to bed in preparation for winter.
8/29
Gradually start to die from the outside
Paula
Even though the cicadas are still singing, the store is already closed
Sierra
My pace
Paula
You’re like that, but think about the position of a cicada
9/20
The number of yellow leaves increases, and we are preparing for defoliation in earnest.
Paula
It really withers
Sierra
When a stranger sees it, he may say, “This flower has died without blooming, it’s a sword,” and it may be thrown away, but the columbine is alive.
11/15
Begin to wither
Paula
Here, but you’ve skipped quite a few months
Sierra
Let’s take a look, and finally we’ll drop the leaves for a long time.
12/27
Withered leaves
Paula
Pictures and traps that are often said to be the end of the year, withered, and shisa.
Sierra
This cold weather is an indispensable time for columbine flowers. I want you to watch over with warm eyes
1/3
Withering
Paula
Columbine is hibernating
Sierra
Good status
1/10
Withering
Paula
The conversation doesn’t last
Sierra
Tell the columbine
1/17
Full-scale hibernation
Paula
It seems like he’s slamming and he’s alive. Speaking of which, the old lady in the opposite house said, “When I slap, I will definitely die on the tatami mat!” I walked, but I stumbled and fell down, and eventually I became an underlay of tatami mats and ascended to heaven …
Sierra
It’s a gag I heard somewhere. Calm people and you too. Hibernate with columbine
1/31
Is there a blue dot at the base?
Paula
Oh!
Sierra
Wake up?
2/7
Sprout
Paula
Is it a nostalgic cabbage? Somehow, I saw only dead stems that were streaked like your neck streaks, so when I see the blue ones, it makes me feel warm.
Sierra
Leave my neck streaks alone. It’s a gag I heard somewhere
2/14
The leaves start to open
Paula
The first shot that awakens from hibernation is that “cabbage” comes from the root.
Sierra
If you notice this, there are quite a few
2/21
New leaves open
Paula
This also means that the strain that I desperately made last year will sprout.
Sierra
It’s like a model that life needs to be piled up.
2/28
Leaves start to grow while discoloring
Paula
By the end of February, when the number of warm days increases, the activity will suddenly become active.
Sierra
It’s strong. The columbine has stored a lot of energy
3/14
The stem grows and the strain starts to grow again
Paula
Also from a place that seems to be mistaken for a clover
Sierra
Unlike last year, the stems look thick and powerful.
3/20
The number of leaves increases rapidly
Paula
And again, “cabbage” on the stem. Really, I don’t get tired of it and repeat the same thing every year without discipline.
Sierra
In the second year, however, the speed of growth is fast, starting from the stock without leaves.
3/28
It has become a solid strain with thick stems.
Paula
Certainly, it feels like it’s stronger than last year.
Sierra
I feel like I’m ready to make the flowers bloom.
4/4
Buds appear
Paula
Early! Last week there was no shadow or shape
Sierra
The tallest stems are standing up in no time. When columbine does it, it’s done
4/11
Bud opens
Paula
It’s as graceful as I am, and it blooms slowly with a slight downturn while smiling.
Sierra
Who can say that from which mouth?
4/18
Flowering!
Paula
There is no beautiful pink! Like me, who has no color like an innocent girl
Sierra
I wonder if you can say that I should add the last word
4/25
The flowers are voluminous
Paula
This is gorgeous! Gorgeous and lively like me
Sierra
Yeah! By the way, the ones that look like the outermost petals are actually calyxes. This is the most distinctive feature of the unique flower shape of columbine.
5/2
Transforming into a fruit-Shirahana edition
Paula
The Pink Flower Festival is finally reaching its climax. The top four are that the petals have already fallen and the pod-shaped fruits are making seeds. It’s a fruitful spring, a state where you can save a small amount of money and build a house.
Sierra
I don’t know. And one more, this is a white flower. The columbine McCana giant is really big, and it’s fun with various color variations.
5/9
White flowers in full bloom
Paula
This is another big flower! A lot of flowers come out, and if you look closely, it ’s fun because each flower has a slightly different color.
Sierra
Characteristics of columbine ・ It is good to “extend backward”. Seen from above, it looks like a lot of columbine flowers are flying around in the air. It ’s just a flower fairy.
5/16
Yellow flowers are in full bloom
Sierra
Oh, this is also a nice color. There are quite a few color variations
5/23
From flower to seed bunch
Paula
By the way, when the end of May is approaching, the flowers will fall and a cute flower cluster will be formed after that.
5/30
Flower clusters are colored
Paula
Desperately make seeds now
Sierra
The seeds come out from the tip of the seed bunch, just like the powder comes out of the bag of instant soup.

Columbine （Achillegia） mccana giant cultivation point

Since buds cannot be formed unless the perennial plants pass through the cold of winter once, when cultivating from seeds, make a plant once by planting in the spring of the previous year and wait for the flowering of the next spring after overwintering. Cultivation itself is not so difficult because the growth itself is strong and the vitality is strong, which requires a little long relationship.

Cultivation difficulty：★★★★☆