Black lis
Black Iris is a strong-filtering aquatic plant that filters nitrate and nitrite from the water, keeping the pond clear and healthy.
Black Lis - 4 pieces - 1 Pond Basket - Iris Louisiana Black Gamecock
- Marsh plant
- Full-grown height: 80 cm
- Placement: -1 to -10 cm
aquatic plants Package Black - S - 100 - 400 L
- 15 plants for 100 - 400 L
- Without filter bottom substrate
- Placement: -1 to -100 cm
Mini pond set - Black + Oxygen plants against Algae
- Combi set
- 4 plants
- Placement: -10 to -20 cm
Complete Pond Package Black - XS - 25 - 90 L
- 11 plants for 25 - 90 L
- Creates a maintenance-free pond
- Placement: -10 to -20 cm
aquatic plants Package Black - M - 500 - 1,250 L
- 32 plants for 500 - 1,250 L
- Without filter bottom substrate
- Placement: -1 to -100 cm
Mini Pond Bowl with Plant Set - Black
- For 25 - 100 L
- Complete mini pond set
- Placement: -10 to -20 cm
Black Lis - 12 pieces - 3 pond baskets - Iris Louisiana Black Gamecock
- Marsh plant
- Full-grown height: 80 cm
- Placement: -1 to -10 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Black Lis, or Iris 'Black Gamecock,' thrives best in full sun to partial shade. This plant is particularly suited to wet environments such as pond edges and wetlands. The soil should be well-drained but consistently moist to keep the plant healthy.
Because black Lis grows naturally in moist areas, it is important to keep the soil moist on a regular basis. In summer or during drier periods, it may be necessary to water daily, depending on the temperature and humidity of the environment.
To support Black Lis during its flowering period, which is usually around early summer, it is important to keep the soil moist and remove spent flowers. This encourages new growth and prevents the plant from wasting energy on seed formation.
Yes, Iris 'Black Gamecock' is fairly hardy and can withstand winter conditions well in many climates. However, it is advisable in areas with very cold winters to protect the roots with a layer of mulch to prevent them from freezing.
All about the Black Lis (Iris Black Gamecock)
Ideal Pitch and Care
Flowering and pruning
What makes the Black Lis unique?
Characteristics of the Black Lis:
- Intense purple flowers with a black accent.
- Suitable for marsh zones or shallow water (5-10 cm depth).
- Hardy and low maintenance.
Why add Black Lis to your pond?
Benefits of Black Lis in your pond:
- Helps prevent duckweed growth.
- Improves water quality by absorbing nutrients.
- Provides shade and hiding places for fish and other pond inhabitants.
How do you plant the Black Lis?
- Choose a sunny to semi-shady spot at the edge of your pond.
- Plant the Black Lis in a pond basket with pond soil and gravel.
- Place the basket in shallow water (max. 10 cm deep) or directly in the marsh zone.
- Give the plant extra nutrition in spring for rich blooms.
Combine Black Lis with other pond plants
- Marsh forget-me-not (Myosotis palustris) for a soft blue addition.
- sweet flag (Acorus calamus) to add structure to your pond edge.
- water soldier (Stratiotes aloides) for additional oxygen and water purification.
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