One of my favorite. I’ve had for several years and almost as lush as yours. Good tip on repot mine needs to go into bigger pot. I’ll be very very careful. 💚🇨🇦
thanks for the tips! i’ve had my eye out for one for a while now but no luck! hopefully (🤞) they get some at bunnings here they put them on clearance when they go droopy!!
Thanks the plant is beatiful ,i have one that was given to me ,lost some of the rhizome the very few i have left is doing ok thank for the information.
I live in Mediterranean. That sucker is in half of my pots, combined with other plants such as a purple deciduous hibiscus. Probably easiest plant to take care of and devide. They go dormant for me but that does little to slow their growth
@@sydneyplantguy i love them. I started out with 5 little corms, now i am giving them away in handsful. Due to their extremely shallow roots, they make an excelent companion plant for pots that contain something vertical, they hide the soil really well. Even with dormancy, they are "green" most of the year, from april till sometimes november. 10/10, easy and wonderful plant to add color even when not flowering
Jan....🥰🤗 A GREAT ADVICE!..💓.. Delivered simply!.. Explained in full!... and about your Beautiful OXALIS!..😍.. My Oxalis needs my attention because there are orange fungus on the underside of the leaves. Now the condition of the plant remains okay!... The number of the leaves can't increase a lot because I cut them every time they get orange fungus attack. ( I want to solve it naturally...) I don't know where the orange fungus came from because only my Oxalis was attacked!.. Hopefully it can grow lushly one day!..😍😊.. Jan....👍 Thank you soo much for the useful ADVICE!.😍 I'd say, the Light is the important advice for mine... HAPPY GROWING!!...💞💓💐🌈🌸🥰💚🤗😊👍...
I'm jealous.... I'm jealous.... I m jealous 😭...mine was sitting right next to my big window.. getting enough light... enough water.... still 5leaves...she is not dead n she is not happy...don't know why 😭😭
@abi-um7rq Different videos and online searches yield different results where some say give it plenty of direct (eastern facing) sunlight while others say it thrives best in (indirect) sunlight. The only way to tell (how yours) is going to do, is to place it in different locations 2 weeks each and see where it responds best.
I wish I had seen this a week ago. Repotted my green version and really disturbed the roots. It's not nearly as nice as it once was. But I'll just keep watering it and hope she comes back fuller than before.
I will try again! Mine is dormant right now, so I'll get it into better light. How long have you been growing this please? Thanks for sharing!! Debbie in WA Ü
Its spectacular 😍🤩. I need to up the water. I thought it liked to dry out like yours when it got droopy. What about fertiliser, assuming FF 5ml/L, how often?
Yeah I have a different version of this I got last summer that I had outside. I liked it and it was want out of one a couple that I brought into the house but it had lost all leaves. It happened when it was still outside so I hurried and brought it inside because I was worried about it dying. Then when spring then summer came it starts growing now has flowers. It’s definitely not that size not even close. To do that I’d have to not let it go for any again and probably by more plants and put them together
Honestly some are just nicer than others. I owned one I grew from a corms and the patches are more pronounced. I owned one I bought and it's kinda dull.
