I have never reported my plant in all those years. It has intimated me. I will get a new pot and repot it in the next 2 weeks and will make some rice water and banana water to fertilizer it.

Wow! That’s fantastic. I would like to know your care regimen! Been growing them for 45 years and am crazy about them. Currently I have 4 in my place.

Wow that’s so cool!!

Hope they will come back to life :) thanks for sharing

Oxalis is also my very favorite. You are describing a very lovely gesture for your grandmother. I would love to think someone might place an oxalis on my grave. Do you intend to plant rhizomes in the ground? I think this would be the best way. I hope they’re doing well for you. I grab them at St. Patrick’s Day time, the only time I can get them in the US. ❤️🇺🇸

@@Bronte866 Unfortunately I've been SWAMPED with work these past weeks (trying to start a new business), couldn't make it to Mother's Day to visit her and check on the flowers 😕 last I did (some 3 months ago) the plant had way too much moisture and the leaves were turning green, from all the rain out there in the open (I understand it is an indoor plant) I wish it wasn't so but things get obnoxiously in the way sometimes, hopefully I'll be able to make it soon, thank you for the kind words 😊

@@AvyScottandFlower I dunno how things are going, but Oxalis actually really likes being outdoors (except in the cold). If you want to keep oxalis successfully by your grandmother's grave, give it part shade & rain coverage, perhaps a small sail if there aren't any shrubs or trees to shade it. Don't leave her out if it's going to be cold, she may not make it through a cold winter. Its worth mentioning, though, I have had Oxalis propagate new corms from fallen stalks & overwinter outside (but that's very atypical). You can easily keep oxalis out for your grandmother with these amendments. They don't need frequent watering, their corms actually store water & energy. If they go through a drought, the foliage will die back, but she springs back pretty fast from completely bare corms. Just don't give up on her, she is able to weather pretty much any storm with you. Good luck, I hope things work out, it's a lovely idea.

@@rickfromhell Thanks much for the recommendations!! I do water them much more frequently now but with small amounts of water; I was pouring way too much water on them (where the stems would burst out with water), but also too infrequently, so the plants would also dry up. As per the one I planted by my grandma's tombstone, it died, but then it revived indeed! It's exposed to the harsh elements outside in an open field graveyard, but it has held on, although the rains and open field conditions turn the leaves kind of green. I was so moved, when I saw the plant surviving, a few months ago. I think Oxalis was my grandma's favorite because I may have gifted one to her, when I was just a kid (I think I maybe bought it by a botanical garden). My memory is blurry but I think that may have been the reason why (she was always a plant person). I'm planning to go to the place were I bought the one I took to the graveyard, and learn about and buy proper supplements for it, next (maybe I'll do it next month, which is/was my grandma's birthday).

What a lovely story :)

I live in Southern California. My oxalis does not tolerate our very hot summers well. I just brought mine out of it’s brown paper bag, (in October) hoping it will grow during our cooler seasonal weather. Not sure if it will work, but I’m trying.

I live in Massachusetts and mine went dormant the first winter I owned it but not since which I find odd. I’m in the same apartment and I don’t think I’ve moved it. 🤔

When does it start growing? Which temperature and month?

I am at karachi but oxtail is very slowly why??

I bought some of this and my husband threw it in a multi plant pot outside and it's doing OK in the shade. I wonder if it's able to be like an office plant? I would love to take like an 8in pot of this to work for my desk but I worry that it would just go dormant without actual sunshine. Other plants at work are doing well in my dept with no windows. Pretty sure there's some MIL tongue. Anyone know what it would do in an office w/o actual sunlight?

That’s awesome :) happy growing 😊😊

Wow! How big is it lol?

@@dillonkentworth6718 i just keep splitting it up… every house I’ve moved to i plant some outside, give some away, and keep some in a small pot inside 😊 it’s very sentimental to me because it was the first plant i bought when i moved out on my own

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Thanks :) yes I have full plant tours if you want to see all of them ;)

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Just stay patient :) mine definitely took a year or two until it looked nice :)

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Yes they are essentially a weed :D

I have one that hates me and loves my mom… doesn’t matter how I treat it, it dies completely off and for her it then grows beautifully

Thanks Justina :) i have a few canna lilies and marantas but that’s it :) the rest is all aroids :)

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All of the supplies are available to purchase in denver to make the poles, I make quite a few. The real issue is the humidity :)

I have a full moss pole playlists with tutorials :)

the man said the best light from northeast, I moved my Hoya Bella into that light and it is doing better, also I don’t think I watered enough , great plant and video .P J Y P

Where do you find them?

Yes :) took a while though :) thanks !:)!

Thanks :) i personally repot year around but that’s because the winters are quite mild here.

Hope it’ll thrive :)

Hehe thanks :)