Ko te kingitanga o te kingi o te Hatana Cup: he aratohu tino ki te rengarenga lily

Ko te Hata nui o te Hatarangi: he whare riri hei whakahaere i a raatau katoa

Te takenga mai me nga ahuatanga

Hosta Brim Cup, also known as “Golden Cup” Hosta, belongs to the Liliaceae family and is a member of the Hosta genus. This artificially cultivated plant is renowned for its unique morphological features, with the Latin name Hatana kapu me te ingoa Ingarihi te tipu rengarenga. Ka tipu nga tipu tipu ki te teitei o te 30 henimita me te horapa o te 35 ki te 40 henimita. Ko nga rau he ahua-ahua me te kapu-rite, he matotoru i roto i te kakano, me te kowhatu kowhatu parauri me te tipu matomato pouri, ka whakaputa nga tipu puru marama i te raumati.

Hatana kapu

Nga tipu tipu

Kei te kaha a Hatana Cumble i roto i te semi-curud ki te maakahu i nga taiao tino wera, e hiahia ana kia whai kiko, ka hou te oneone, ka maroke mai i te makariri, he hau maroke. He tipu tere, ka taea te hanga i nga tipu pakeke i roto i te waa poto. He pai te tipu nei hei hipoki whenua, hei whakato ranei i nga rakau rakau me nga tiihi, he mea pai mo nga kari taone, nga papa o tuawhenua, me nga ipu tuawhenua.

Whakawhanake me te manaaki

Propagation of  Hosta Brim Cup can be done through division in early spring or late summer. In terms of care, it is important to guard against slugs and snails, which may damage the  plant’s attractive foliage. Understanding these growth habits and care tips can help in better nurturing this beautiful plant.

Te morphology kino o te paura panana

Ko nga waahanga morphological o te Ika o te Pau

Ko te Hatana kapu kopu ko te koiora-iti te koiora me te kaha, te taapiri. Kei roto i te matotoru, te ovate, nga rau kotahi e pouri ana i te matomato me te whanui te tipu o te tipu.

Nga ahuatanga rau

The leaves of Hosta Brim Cup are medium green with a wide creamy margin, and they are heart-shaped with a cupped and seersuckered texture。 These leaves are not only attractive for their color but also for their unique texture, which adds interest to the plant’s overall appearance。In terms of flowering, It produces loose clusters of bell-shaped white flowers on upright stems in late summer。 These flowers appear on scapes that can reach up to 18 inches (45 cm) in height, adding a delicate touch of color and form to the plant during the blooming season

Nga whare noho mo te Ika a Hatana

Taone nui me te marae

Kei te pai rawa atu a Hostan Cherpa Cup mo te taone nui me te kooti i te nuinga o te wa e iti ana te waahi. Ko te rahi o te rahi me te mātotoru, ka waiho he tikanga, he mea pai ki te whakatō ipu ki te patio, i roto ranei i nga papa kari iti. E tupu ana tenei tipu i roto i te whakamarumaru ki te atarangi tonu ki te atarangi tonu, he mea noa i nga waahi taone nui me te iti o te ra.

Whakatakotoria nga Maara me nga Tautuhi Woodland

This hosta is a staple in shade gardens, providing a splash of color and texture with its variegated leaves. It performs best in fertile, moist, well-drained soils and can be effectively used in groups or massed for a visually striking effect. ‘Brim Cup’ is also perfect for woodland gardens, where it can naturalize and serve as a ground cover, or as an underplanting for shrubs and roses。

Patio me nga tipu ipu

‘Brim Cup’ is an excellent choice for patio and container plants due to its slow growth rate and strikingly variegated leaves. It can be admired for its foliage, which crowds out most garden weeds and requires low maintenance. This makes it a popular selection for those looking to add beauty to their outdoor living spaces without the need for extensive care。