This kind of flower can survive if thrown into a pot, and will bloom into a colorful waterfall in a month. Even the gods would praise it!

Planting time

The best time to plant Oxalis is from September to October, but it is more accurate to calculate based on temperature. The maximum temperature should not exceed 30 degrees and should not be lower than 25 degrees.

Flower lovers in some areas who are currently within this temperature range can also plant early flowers!

Planting tips

1. Bulbs

Huahua recommends that flower lovers keep the bulbs flat during the planting process, because it is difficult to distinguish the head and tail of ordinary bulbs, and even if they sprout, they are difficult to plant, so placing them flat is the safest.

Cover with a layer of soil that is almost as high as the bulb. The soil should not be covered too thickly!

Then water it thoroughly and place it in a cool place to wait for germination. Wait until three leaves grow before continuing management.

2. Lighting

Flower lovers should note that Oxalis is a light-loving plant. Try to ensure full-sun or half-sun exposure. If there is no open-air balcony, you can place it on the indoor south balcony or south windowsill and expose it to the sun for 4 hours through the glass.

3. Soil and Fertilization

When planting Oxalis, you can use ordinary loose soil, but it is best not to use yellow mud and pure garden soil. It is not picky about food and will take most fertilizers, including liquid fertilizers.

A netizen's soil is peat, K brand 933, medium particles + a small amount of perlite + a small amount of fine pine scale + bone meal + slow-release fertilizer. The proportion is arbitrary. You can refer to it~

Post-flowering management

After the flowers have bloomed, you can pull out the remaining flowers or manually pull out the flower stems, but be careful not to damage the mother plant.

After all the leaves have fallen, you can gradually stop watering. When the bulbs are almost dry, dig them out. Be careful not to expose them to direct sunlight. Let them dry naturally for two or three days to evaporate the excess water.

Huahua hopes that everyone can grow beautiful Oxalis~