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Red-flowered wood sorrel is very easy to see in landscaping, flower beds and other places. Some flower enthusiasts ask how long the flowering period of red-flowered wood sorrel is. Theoretically, the flowering period of red-flowered wood sorrel can last as long as 4-5 months (roughly starting in April, with differences between north and south). Not only is the flowering period long, but it also has strong adaptability, making it very suitable for arranging flower beds, green spaces and so on.

Having already covered the flowering period of red-flowered wood sorrel above, let us now learn about other information on red-flowered wood sorrel:

Red-flowered wood sorrel (Oxalis rubra st.Hil), also called clover, is a perennial evergreen bulbous flower of the wood sorrel family. Red-flowered wood sorrel has two varieties, white-flowered wood sorrel and purple-flowered wood sorrel. Red-flowered wood sorrel is not strict about soil requirements and can grow normally even in slightly alkaline soil, but it should not be waterlogged, to prevent rhizome rot. During the growing period, apply topdressing 1-2 times to promote lush leaves and abundant flowers.

For propagation of red-flowered wood sorrel, except in severe winter and the hot midsummer period, division with rhizomes can be used at other times. After division, keep the soil moist within 1 week; it survives very easily and forms new clumps. If old leaves wither, new leaves soon sprout again. The underground rhizome has a strong ability to divide and grow. With proper division, after about 1 month of growth it can enter the flowering period.