The bicolor diet is an annual plant that is arranged in a thick clump and has a rhizome. This plant has long, sword-like leaves, pale green leaf color. This plant belongs to the Iridaceae tribe, related to the Iris flower.
Bicolor diet is an ornamental plant with flowers that are cultivated in South Africa, where these plants are often found in city parks and as a garden to beautify buildings.
Diet Bicolor has yellow flowers with three dark purple dots on the flower crown. This plant also has a type of white flowering. Flower diameter of about 60 mm. Average flower strands of three marginal strands. Flowers that have a dark purple color on the bottom (outer) circle.
Flowers from the tip of the flower Nectar stalk are located on the outer edge. Flowers that bloom only last for one day because the number of buds is very large, the Diet plant continues to grow until October or in the spring and summer.
A bicolor diet is tolerant to dry environmental conditions and also frozen conditions. This plant can also grow easily in soil conditions that do not allow it to grow properly in environmental conditions with partial shade but still full sunlight.
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