Alstroemeria is a flower that comes from all over the world.

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Hybridization is a common way to overcome the seasonal dormancy issue for florists. Hybrid flowers, including white ones and colors like yellow or pink are popular today as they can flower all year long without needing protection from cold weather in winter when other plants would die off at this time of year according to their natural cycle; these hybrids come about thanks an intricate process known as "hybrid vigor."

The plant is a member the genus "Portulacaria" which contains many species with colorful flowers. The leaves grow from long, gray stalks and have varying shapes; they can be smooth-edged or serrated along their edges (which faces upwards). Each flower head holds up to six petals that come in shades such as red, orange purple green white flecked striped patterns over dark colors including blackish brown stains near base where some of this coloring comes from when infected by certain insects during pollination sessions lasting several days at time before giving birthpopulation density significant.

Alstroemerias are an easy to grow flower that can be found in the home garden. They're hardy enough for most people and will bloom during late spring or early summer, depending on its cultivar type. The roots need water at least six hours every morning with regularity so it's important not let them dry out too much between wateringings! Alströmeeries have gained Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit which means they'll survive just about anywhere without being bothered by cold weather below 15 degrees Fahrenheit (5 Celsius).

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