Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria is a stunning flower. The Rivas company grows Alstroemeria flower in Iran. Alstroemeria is a bush plant and has no odor. This means that bouquets made from them are suitable for allergy sufferers, as they will not cause irritation. But the juice of the stems, leaves, and inflorescences is poisonous and can cause severe dermatitis if it comes into contact with the skin, so these flowers should be kept away from children and animals. A bouquet of alstroemeria flowers is presented to women, men and children. Young people and teenagers are given bright buds, adults and the elderly - more delicate shades. The Rivas company supplies roses, carnations, chrysanthemums and anthurium from Iran to Russia and other CIS countries. Alstroemeria are plants with succulent spindle-shaped roots, erect flexible stems, in the upper part of which slightly curved thin solid linear leaves are located in the next order. A perfect feature of alstroemeria is resupination: the leaf petioles are twisted by 180º, and because of this, the upper side of the leaf blade is below, and the lower side is above. Pink, yellow, lilac, orange or red flowers, most often spotted, consist of six lanceolate or spatulate petals arranged in two circles, with the petals of each circle usually differing in color and shape. There are almost always dark longitudinal strokes on the petals, which become thinner and shorter closer to the center of the flower. At the base of the petals of the inner circle are nectaries. Six stamens with elongated anthers are also arranged in two circles. Alstroemeria blooms in spring and summer, and with good care, many species and varieties begin to bloom again after a break, in September. The plant is pollinated by insects and hummingbirds. The Rivas company in Iran grows alstroemeria in very good conditions and is ready to supply it to Russia and other CIS countries. The Rivas company supplies roses, carnations, chrysanthemums and anthurium from Iran to Russia and other CIS countries.