Oxalis Obtusa Series Bulb - 'Lavender', Pack of One BulbItem NO.: YQ-1686-choice

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Oxalis Obtusa Series Bulb - 'Lavender', Pack of One Bulb

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Vibrant Lavender Blooms: Features delicate lavender-pink flowers with bright yellow-green centers, blooming profusely from winter to early spring for a long-lasting, cheerful display.
Compact & Lush Foliage: Clover-like, heart-shaped leaves form a dense, tidy mound, ideal for small containers, rock gardens, or windowsill planters.
Easy to Grow: Autumn-planted bulb, drought-tolerant once established, and thrives in full sun to partial shade—perfect for beginner gardeners.
Low Maintenance: Requires minimal care; simply let foliage die back naturally in summer, and bulbs will regrow reliably each season.
Versatile Decor: Adds a soft, pastel charm to patios, balconies, or indoor spaces, creating a whimsical, cottage-style aesthetic.

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- Product Name: Oxalis Obtusa Series Bulb - 'Lavender', Pack of One Bulb
- Item NO.: YQ-1686-choice
- Weight: 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
- Category: BELLFARM Choice > Bulbs > Oxalis obtusa
- Brand: Bellfarm®
- Creation Time: 2024-09-10
This is a classic cultivar from the Oxalis obtusa (OB Series) family, also known as "OB Lavender"—a highly popular autumn-planted oxalis.

✨ Variety Features
- Flower Color: Soft lavender-pink blooms with a bright yellow-green center, featuring fine radial veins on the petals that glow with a gentle sheen in sunlight.
- Foliage: Typical trifoliate leaves, heart-shaped and delicate, forming the iconic "clover" look of oxalis plants.
- Growth Habit: An autumn-planted bulb that flowers from winter to early spring. It produces an abundance of blooms, easily achieving a "full bloom" effect, making it ideal for container gardening.
🌱 Basic Care Guide
- Planting Time: Best planted inautumn (September–October)when cool temperatures promote bulb sprouting.
- Soil: Must use a well-draining medium, such as a 1:1 mix of gritty soil and potting mix, to prevent bulb rot from waterlogging.
- Light: Thrives in full sun—aim for 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Insufficient light leads to leggy growth and fewer flowers.
- Watering: Follow the "water thoroughly when dry" rule. Water sparingly before sprouting, and keep the soil slightly moist during active growth. Avoid standing water in the pot.
- Dormancy: When leaves turn yellow and wither in late spring/early summer, stop watering. Once the soil is completely dry, bulbs can be dug up and stored for replanting in autumn.