What other names does Globe Amaranth have? A complete guide
Globe Amaranth has brightly colored, glossy flowers that do not wither after drying and remain unchanged for a long time, which is how it got its name. It is widely planted in northern China, and besides being used for flower beds and bonsai decoration, it can also be used as decoration for wreaths and flower baskets.
Globe Amaranth's other names
Fireball flower, hundred-day red.
Globe Amaranth's growing habits
Globe Amaranth is strong-growing and not strict about its environment. It likes a sunny environment, tolerates dry heat and drought, is not cold-hardy, and fears waterlogging.
Globe Amaranth grows best in fertile, loose soil, and its most suitable growing temperature is 20-25°C; at 35-40°C it can also grow well. However, it is not cold-hardy; when the winter temperature is below 10°C, the plant grows poorly or suffers frost damage.
Globe Amaranth is strong-growing and very tolerant of pruning; after the flowers fade, timely pruning can prompt new branches to sprout and continue blooming. Its normal flowering period is July to October.
Globe Amaranth's flower meaning
Undying love.
Globe Amaranth's flowers are very small and not very eye-catching, so it is suitable for viewing in masses. But after drying, Globe Amaranth's flower buds can remain unfaded for a long time, and its flower meaning comes from this.
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