Sophora prostrata 'Little Baby'

Introduction

The Sophora prostrata 'Little Baby', 1 dwarf shrub originating in New Zealand, is famous for its compact port and tortuous branches, offering a unique aesthetic for plant lovers.

Shrub that can make up'2 metres to l'outside. Rustic plant, supports until'15 degrees.

Characteristics

1. Scientific name: Sophora prostrata 'Little Baby'

2. Common name: Sophora dwarf 'Little Baby'

3. Family: Fabaceae

4. Origin: New Zealand

5. Type of vegetation: Ornamental shrub

6. Type of foliage: Persistent

7. Colour of leaves: Green

8. Ideal temperature: 10-25°C

9. Hygrometry: Moderate to high

10. Exhibition: Luminous without direct sun

11. Flowering: Yellow beak-shaped flower (rare inside)

12. Hardiness: Very rustic, supports until'15°

DID YOU KNOW?

The Sophora prostrata 'Little Baby', with delicate small leaves and its unique twisted branches, is a wonder of'development.

These distinctive features are not only aesthetic.

They have important ecological and adaptive functions.

Native to the dry and sunny areas of New Zealand, he developed small leaves to minimize loss of'water.

Continue reading and find out the sheet d'maintenance detailed Sophora Prostrata in l'tab "Maintenance" :)

WHAT TO DO AS J'DID YOU GET MY BABY PLANT?

After carefully preparing and protecting your beautiful cutting so that'it travels as comfortably as possible and safely, you will receive your new plant adoption

You just received your pretty plant, after weeks pampering the cutting, we are very happy to know it in good hands!

For a successful unboxing, it is important to gently unpack the plant avoiding too sudden manipulations.

All d'first, know that we attach great importance to the quality of our service and the freshness of the plants shipped.

"We put a point d'honor that the plants come to you in an irreproachable state. "

Upon receipt of your order, if you notice any damage following delivery, it is essential that you inform us quickly so that we can take appropriate action.

Once these first observations are made, find our tips to take care of your new plant baby upon arrival:

Check if the substrate in which the cutting is installed appears dry or wet.

Your cutting can come either in full sphagnum or in a custom blend.

You can do a first watering if the substrate is dry to moisturize the roots.

However, it is essential not to water too much, as an excess of water is necessary'water can cause root rot.

If the substrate appears already moist, it is recommended to'wait to water until'as the substrate dries.

It will also be preferable to quickly place the plant in a bright environment avoiding direct sun.

WHY DO I REMOTE THE BOW?

Of course, when the time comes, it will be wise to repot your new baby to keep up with its evolution and allow it to continue to grow'fully develop.

It is recommended to repot your cutting when it has the roots that will start to come out of its croppot or when a root bun is too large.

Thanks to the transparency of our pots, it will be very easy to'see!

By repotting your baby plants, you offer them an appropriate new growth space and additional nutrients for optimal development.

WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO ABOUT IT?

For the new substrate, this will depend on the plant in question, its needs and especially your preferences and habits.

N'feel free to go see our various custom blends and ready to go'job, they will greatly facilitate your life!

Of course, for those who want to make the mixtures themselves, also find all the necessary elements for a good substrate that you can buy individually.

The choice of substrate to repot your cutting is crucial for its growth and development.

HOW TO FIND MY BOW?

L'watering is an essential step in'plant maintenance.

As a general rule, it is preferable to allow the substrate to dry slightly between waterings.

Gently insert your finger into the substrate to check its moisture before d'water again.

Make sure you don't water too much, because you have too much water'water can cause root rot.

HOW TO ENSURE MY BOW GROWTH?

To promote the growth of your cutting, make sure you provide the ideal conditions for healthy and sustainable development.

Make sure'it receives enough light, usually indirect exposure to sunlight is preferable.

Avoid placing your cutting in a current d'air or in a place where temperatures are extreme.

Finally, make sure you provide it with suitable substrate and nutrients using l'fertilizers.