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Oxalis corymbosa 'Aureo-reticulata'
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Variety Characteristics:
- Oxalis corymbosa 'Aureo-reticulata' is a horticultural cultivar of pink wood sorrel, a bulbous plant famous for its leaves marked with unique golden veins, boasting outstanding foliage ornamental value. This cultivar loves full sunlight: it grows robustly in warm, well-lit surroundings with bright, vivid golden leaf veins. If light is inadequate, the golden veins may fade, and the plant may even revert to plain all-green foliage. Spring planting is advised. It features strong heat resistance; keep the soil moist yet never waterlogged. Moderate fertilization during the growing season will enhance leaf coloration and boost blooming. Its main blooming period runs from May to October, and the plant goes dormant around November. Once dormancy sets in, you can dig up and store the bulbs for replanting the next spring. Alternatively, move the potted plant to a rain-sheltered spot, where it will sprout naturally when spring arrives. It works well as a potted specimen for sunny spots like balconies and windowsills, and can also be planted as ground cover for courtyard landscaping.
- Oxalis corymbosa 'Aureo-reticulata' is a horticultural cultivar of pink wood sorrel, a bulbous plant famous for its leaves marked with unique golden veins, boasting outstanding foliage ornamental value. This cultivar loves full sunlight: it grows robustly in warm, well-lit surroundings with bright, vivid golden leaf veins. If light is inadequate, the golden veins may fade, and the plant may even revert to plain all-green foliage. Spring planting is advised. It features strong heat resistance; keep the soil moist yet never waterlogged. Moderate fertilization during the growing season will enhance leaf coloration and boost blooming. Its main blooming period runs from May to October, and the plant goes dormant around November. Once dormancy sets in, you can dig up and store the bulbs for replanting the next spring. Alternatively, move the potted plant to a rain-sheltered spot, where it will sprout naturally when spring arrives. It works well as a potted specimen for sunny spots like balconies and windowsills, and can also be planted as ground cover for courtyard landscaping.
