Moraea flowers are characterized by slender, sword-like leaves that fan out from the base of the plant. The flowers themselves are typically six-petaled and come in a range of colors, including white, yellow, orange, and shades of purple. Some varieties feature intricate patterns or markings on the petals.
One distinctive trait of Moraea flowers is their bloom pattern, which occurs in a fortnightly (two-week) cycle, hence the common name "Fortnight Lily." This unique blooming rhythm adds an element of anticipation to the garden, as the flowers open and close in a regular, rhythmic fashion.
Moraea flowers are known for their adaptability to various growing conditions. They thrive in well-drained soil and can tolerate both full sun and partial shade. This adaptability makes them suitable for a range of climates, and they are often cultivated in gardens and landscapes around the world.
| Camera Used | Redmi Note 12 Pro |
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| Lens | Default Lens |
| Subject | Flower |
| Location | Bangladesh |
| Photographer | @pixelx |
