Bella Di Notte – 3434

Belle at night are very particular plants that give life to splendid inflorescences. Used for decorative purposes, they are very suitable both for decorating balconies or terraces, as well as some corners of a garden. Their scientific name is Mirabilis jalapa, while the family they belong to is that of the Nyctaginaceae. As for the physical characteristics of the Belle at night, so called because its flowers bloom at sunset and then close again at dawn, it must first be said that they are bushy annual plants capable of reaching an average of between 40 and 100 centimeters in height. height. The roots appear instead as fleshy rhizomatous tubers, with an elongated shape and a reddish color. The stems of the Belle at night are long and tubular, with the presence of several knots, with an intense green color. Unlike the leaves, lobed and pointed, whose complexion is light green. The flowers resemble small trumpets or bells and appear in large numbers, usually in clusters of up to eight specimens. They are very fragrant and tend to be yellow, orange, red, sometimes white; it is also possible that they have streaks of a different color from the main one. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. whose complexion is light green. The flowers resemble small trumpets or bells and appear in large numbers, usually in clusters of up to eight specimens. They are very fragrant and tend to be yellow, orange, red, sometimes white; it is also possible that they have streaks of a different color from the main one. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. whose complexion is light green. The flowers resemble small trumpets or bells and appear in large numbers, usually in clusters of up to eight specimens. They are very fragrant and tend to be yellow, orange, red, sometimes white; it is also possible that they have streaks of a different color from the main one. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. usually in clusters of up to eight specimens. They are very fragrant and tend to be yellow, orange, red, sometimes white; it is also possible that they have streaks of a different color from the main one. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. usually in clusters of up to eight specimens. They are very fragrant and tend to be yellow, orange, red, sometimes white; it is also possible that they have streaks of a different color from the main one. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences. The cultivation of Belle at night in general does not present particular pitfalls and is also suitable for non-gardening experts, unless there are very small children or pets such as dogs and cats at home. The seeds and roots of this plant contain resins and alkaloids considered poisonous for humans as well as for “pets” and their ingestion can lead to more or less serious consequences.