The study is aimed at learning more about the microorganisms that could help improve soil and water quality. H.psittacorum is a flower with phytoremediation and ecologically favorable potential. There are a few types of remediation technologies, such as microbiological remediation and phytoremediation, in which microbial remediation uses microorganisms as the agent, while phytoremediation uses flowers as the agent. If it is too big, the leaf will be cut to send the rhizome.Remediation has recently received a lot of attention to combat or deal with contaminated soil, water, or air. Presented in a pot of 12, active growing plant. It supports up to -1✬ once it is an adult and is acclimatized, but it is better not to drop below 0 degrees. In fact, if you are at home, it is not convenient to do it more than once every 7 or 10 days, and only if the soil is dry or almost dry. With this in mind, we will water an average of 3-4 times per week during the summer, let alone in the winter. The rest of the year, the frequency of watering will be reduced, especially during autumn and winter, since with the drop in temperatures the rate of growth slows down, and since the soil stays moist for longer, it is not necessary to water as much. The Heliconia psittacorum does not resist drought, so you have to try to water it several times a week during the summer.
Under favorable conditions it can flower throughout the year, it produces inflorescences with bright orange bracts, which can vary between yellow and pink depending on the cultivar, racemes of 2 to 6 flowers, 3 to 15 cm long, round fruits 1 cm in diameter, dark blue in color, containing about 3 seeds each. Oblique leaves between 15 and 60 cm long, and 6 to 12 cm wide with a marked midrib. It is a perennial plant that reaches a height of approximately one meter, but can reach 3 m and produces rhizomes with which it spreads horizontally. It is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in regions outside its native range. Heliconia psittacorum is a plant in the family Heliconiaceae with several common names, native to Central and South America, naturalized in Florida, the Caribbean, the Gambia, and Thailand.
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