Chinese Natural outside Purple shamrock roots purple clover bulbs for sale

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 Chinese Natural outside Purple shamrock roots purple clover bulbs for sale

•  The Purple shamrock roots for sale 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more.

Where the environment is always warm and moist, Purple Oxalis can bloom all year round. The condition for flowering is that there are about 3~6 hours of soft light every day, the environment is well ventilated and transparent, and phosphorus, potassium fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer are occasionally supplemented. If the pot soil is dry and thoroughly watered, it can be basically cured.

The flowering period of Oxalis bulbs is mainly after May. Its flowering period can last for more than half a year, and the flowers will continue to breed. Pay attention to cutting off the residual flowers in time after flowering to avoid excessive loss of nutrients.

Purple shamrock is native to Brazil in the Americas. It prefers a warm environment. The best curing temperature is 18~25 ℃. When it is excessively hot in summer, you must pay attention to appropriate shade to avoid excessive exposure, otherwise the leaves are easy to be scorched. In winter, the curing temperature should be kept above 4 degrees to avoid frostbite.

Purple shamrock Tubers are best planted in spring and autumn, and the best planting temperature is 16~22 ℃.

For the cultivation of Purple shamrock bulbs, some loose and well drained basin soil should be selected. Its tubers are afraid of ponding and are slightly resistant to drought. The most common drought is that the leaves turn yellow and dry. If it is watered in time, new leaves can sprout from the bottom.

However, if the soil is watered too often, or the drainage of the basin soil is not good, the soil will be wet all the time, and its tubers will rot, which can not be saved.

Purple shamrock tubers have a strong germination ability. They can be placed flat in the soil, or the bud eyes are facing up, and planted in the pot soil to cover the soil. Generally, the pot soil with a thickness of 2~3 cm is buried. The soil is generally mixed with peat soil, fine coconut bran and coarse coconut bran in a ratio of 5:3:2. Some long-acting slow-release fertilizer or rotten sheep manure can be mixed into the pot soil.

After the potted Oxalis is planted, it can be watered once and placed in a ventilated and transparent place. It is best to have about 3~5 hours of soft light every day.