Oxalis Triangularis bulbs pack 10 units
The Oxalis Triangularis is a fantasy of color and also, it is one of those plants that are grateful and easy to care for. It is a false clover of Brazilian origin. Its leaves are purple with pink tones in the center and have a very particular characteristic. It is also known as a butterfly plant because of the shape of its leaves, which, depending on the light, open or close as if a real butterfly were spreading its wings. If you see it in time lapse you can perfectly recognize why it is called the butterfly plant.
Once your reservation is confirmed, you will receive your bulbs throughout the month of April.
You can consult the cultivation and care guide on our website if you have any questions.
🪴📏 Description
Color: green / white / lime / pink + veins in pink
Height: 15-20 cm
Botanical Name: Oxalis triangularis subsp. papilionacea
Flowering: Summer
Light: He likes it a lot
Substrate: Normal
Perennial: No
👩🏻🌾🪴Planting and care
Oxalis bulbs require constant temperatures of around 20 ° C or higher to break out of dormancy. Be patient, it may take 4-5 weeks to sprout. When you see that the temperature conditions are right, plant the bulbs in a pot indoors (you run less risk). With common substrate they will be happy.
📫📦 Delivery times
- Orders placed before March 20, 2021
You will receive them at the end of March 2021
- Orders placed between March 20 - May 31, 2021
You will receive them in 14 working days
- Orders placed before March 20, 2021
🪄💡 Tips and tricks
Rotate the pot 90 degrees each week to prevent your plant leaves from being too spindly. The foliage always grows towards the light, by turning the pot regularly you will get the foliage of your plant to be thicker and more uniform. Collect rainwater to irrigate. They will prefer it a thousand times to the tap. Another option is to let the irrigation water rest for 24 hours.
🏷️🏷️ Oxalis Guide
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