200 Pcs Versicolor Shamrock Oxalis Seeds
Discover the beauty of your outdoor garden with 200 Pcs Versicolor Shamrock Oxalis Seeds. This rare variety provides amazing foliage and colorful blooms in the cooler months that are sure to make your space stand out from the rest. This easy-to-care-for bonsai is also perfect for mini and medium-sized gardens and requires only minimal maintenance to thrive.
Featuring an attractive rosette-shaped foliage in shades of green, versicolor shamrock oxalis adds vibrancy all year-round and make a perfect choice to brighten up your indoor and outdoor living spaces. This perennial herb is perfect for subtropical and temperate climates and is especially attractive in winter months when it is in full bloom.
Product Highlights:
• Perennial herb for subtropical and temperate climates
• Easy to care for and requires minimal maintenance
• Featuring attractive rosette-shaped foliage in shades of green
• Grows to an impressive full-bloom in the winter months
• Excellent for balcons, mini, and medium-sized gardens
Detailed Description
Latin Name: Oxalis rotary Sorrel Versicolor
Planting season: All year round
Germination rate: 90%
Grown plant size: 15 cm to 30 cm
Maturity time: 10 to 12 weeks
Soil type: Well-drained soil
Watering: Moderate
Sunlight: Part to full sun
Uses: Ornamental foliage & flowers
Deer Resistance: Mildy resistant
Pest & Disease Resistance: Mildy resistant
How to Plant 200 Pcs Versicolor Shamrock Seeds
1. Fill a pot or seed tray with loose, well-draining soil.
2. Place the seeds on the soil, ensuring they are lightly covered.
3. Water the soil lightly while keeping it moist.
4. Place the pot in full to partial sun.
5. Thin the seedlings once they develop and reach a height of 5 to 7 cm.
6. Check the soil daily for moisture and water as needed.
7. Apply a good quality fertilizer every few weeks for healthy growth.
8. Cut back the stems and leaves during the growing season for fuller and bushier growth.
9. Harvest the leaves and stems when necessary.
10. During the winter months, move your pot or seed tray to a warmer area of your home.
