Achimenes ‘Anna Foya’

Achimenes ‘Anna Foya’ is a rare and particularly attractive variety, valued for its double flowers in bright shades of golden yellow, highlighted by salmon pink edges and a center reminiscent of a delicate rosebud. The warm color combination and elegant flower shape make this variety one of the most spectacular in the Achimenes collection.

Blooms continuously from late spring to autumn, producing numerous flowers that follow one another throughout the season. Its compact and slightly trailing habit makes it suitable for decorative pots, window boxes, and hanging baskets.

🌱 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Achimenes ‘Anna Foya’
• Family: Gesneriaceae
• Common names: Achimenes, Magic Bell
• Plant type: perennial with rhizomes
• Leaves: green, slightly velvety, with finely serrated edges
• Flowers: double, resembling rose buds
• Color: golden yellow with salmon pink edges
• Flowering period: May-October

💧 Growing and care conditions:

• Light: prefers bright indirect light or bright partial shade. Strong midday sun should be avoided.
• Watering: regular during the growing period, keeping the substrate slightly moist without excess water.
• Substrate: light, airy, and well-drained.
• Humidity: prefers moderate to high atmospheric humidity.
• Temperature: optimal growth range: 18-28°C.
• Dormancy period: autumn, the aerial part naturally dries out, and the rhizomes enter dormancy until the following spring.

🌱 Secret Garden Recommendation:

👉 For optimal growth, we recommend Premium Substrate for Monstera & Tropical Plants, which offers a very good balance between aeration and moisture retention, promoting healthy rhizome development.

✨ What makes it special:

• spectacular double flowers, resembling small roses;
• elegant combination of golden yellow and salmon pink;
• abundant flowering throughout the entire season;
• delicate and refined appearance, very different from classic varieties;
• ideal for decorative pots and hanging baskets.

📌 Note: This plant may have a varying number of flowers or buds, depending on its natural stage of development. The flowers are sensitive to transport and may be damaged or lost during delivery. The displayed price is for a plant with or without flowers. At the end of the growing season, the aerial part naturally dries out, and the plant enters dormancy through its rhizomes, resuming growth in the following spring.