Maintenance sheet:Oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy'

Our expert advice
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We advise you to place it at the'outside, half-shade exhibition at the'wind shelter
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If you still want to enjoy indoors, opt for a location very bright, close to'a window, plus the'Oxalis will be bathed in light the more its color will be lively
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Before'water, make sure the substrate is dry in depth. Attention, does not support the'excess of'water
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Rampant oxelis, pinch your plant for promote a dense and supplied growth.
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Use a well-draining substrateTo promote root health like our "Universal substrate".
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Inspect regularly your plant to detect early any problem of harmful.
Introduction
THE'Oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy', with his pink leaves striking and his yellow flowers vives, offers a spectacular color contrast.
Originally of mountainous regions and volcanic, this variety of'oxalis is appreciated for its unique foliage and its ability to add a touch of color to any garden space or d'inside.
Features
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Common name: Oxalis 'Plum Crazy '
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Scientific name: Oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy '
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Family: Oxalidaceae
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Origin: Mountainous and volcanic areas
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Color of the flower: Yellow
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Flowering period: Spring and summer
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Ideal temperature: 10-25 ° C
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Hygrometry: Moderate to high
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Type of vegetation: Perennial
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Type of foliage: Persistent

Did you know ?
The vivacity of the color of the'Oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy' is directly influenced by the'exposure to light.
The more this variety is bathed in light, without being exposed directly to the sun's rays (see vigilant mainly in the summer), the more its leaves maintain and intensify their bright purple tint.
This unique feature highlights the'importance of'one wise for maximize natural beauty plant.
How to take care of'An oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy' Inside ?

Indoors:
Light:
Indoors, for maximize the iconic color of the'Oxalis Vulcanicola Plum Crazy Privilege a location near'a window. Be careful, however, to the direct sunlight mainly in the summer.
The more your Oxalis plum crazy will have more light it will keep its intensity.
Water:
Before'sprinkle Make sure the soil is deep deep.
We all tend to water too much, be careful and make sure of'sprinkle your oxelis when its substrate is dry on several centimeters.
Attention, the soil can be dry on the surface but wet under the first layer.
Avoid'stagnant water to prevent root rot.
Before'sprinkle, push your finger into the earth and make sure the substrate is dry
Temperature:
S'Blossoming in temperatures between 10 ° C and 25 ° C.
Outdoors:
Light:
Outdoors, privilege a location in mid-shade, at the'shelter of the direct sun and wind.
The more your Oxalis plum crazy will have more light it will keep its intensity.
Water:
We advise you to leave your oxalis plum crazy in pot, before'sprinkle Make sure the soil is deep deep.
We all tend to water too much, be careful and make sure of'sprinkle your oxelis when its substrate is dry on several centimeters.
The soil can be dry on the surface but wet under the first layer.
Avoid'stagnant water to prevent root rot.
Before'sprinkle, push your finger into the earth and make sure the substrate is dry
Temperature:
THE'Oxalis Plum Crazy supports temperatures between 10 ° C and 30 ° C. We invite you in winter to go back to your oxalis or at well cover it
Moisture:
Appreciates moderate ambient humidity. Consider vaporizing in summer when temperatures are very high.
What type of soil for oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy' ? ?
A mixture of well draining soil is crucial.
Use a mixture composed of terreau enriched d'Elements essential, and perlite, to remember the'moisture while allowing good drainage
We advise you our "Mix Terreau Perlite"which will meet 100% to the existences of the'Oxalis vulcanicola 'plum Crazy' ! !
How to water an oxalis vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy' ? ?
Leave the substrate dry deeply between the watering.
THE'Oxalis 'Plum Crazy' is less tolerant'excess of'water than'other varieties, so a particular attention must be carried to avoid saturation of the substrate.
How to cost Oxalis Vulcanicola 'Plum Crazy' ? ?
The cutting of the'Oxalis 'Plum Crazy' is a simple process and effective, allowing multiply this attractive plant.
Stand cuts are particularly suitable for this species, offering several options to encourage'rooting: in l'water, directly in the ground, or in sphagnum. Here's how to proceed for each method:
Preparation of stem cuttings :
Select healthy stems on your oxalis 'Plum Crazy' and use a clean proper to cut segments from 10 to 15 cm long, comprising several nodes.
Remove the lower leaves to release some nodes, which will be the point of'anchoring new roots.
Roar :
Place the cut rods in a container filled with'water, ensuring that bare nodes are immersed.
Change the'water every week to maintain optimal clarity and avoid stagnation.
Once the roots well developed, transplant the cuttings in a pot with a suitable substrate.
Racinate directly to the ground :

Prepare a pot with a light and well drained soil.
Plant the cuttings by ensuring burning the nodes of'where the leaves have been removed.
Hold the substrate slightly wet and place the pot in a bright place but without direct sun.
Cuttings should develop roots and show new shoots in the following weeks.
Sphagnose :
Moisten sphagnum and use it to surround the nodes barered from cuttings.
(Optional) Place the cuttings in a mini greenhouse or under a transparent bell to create a warm and humid environment, thus stimulating the root system.
Monitor regularly'humidity sphagnum and air to avoid mold.
Once the roots appeared, transplant the cuttings in a permanent substrate.
It does not matter the chosen method, the cutting of the'Oxalis 'plum Crazy' is a way rewarding propagate and'increase your collection of these vibrant plants.
With a little patience and care, you will be rewarded with the'appearance of new plants ready to illuminate your space from their colored foliage.
How to prevent and treat pests ?
Stay alert to the attacks of aphids and'red spiders. In case of'attack, l'use of black soap can be effective in controlling and eradicating these pests.
