Oxalis triangularis " Cupido"

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  1. Spruce

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    :star::star::star::ccheers::ccheers::yahoo: clever you

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      :congrats: Jenny

      I have a wee baby Cupido popping up 0B12E509-A0FF-4ADB-B76F-E257605F6518.jpeg
       
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        Bought a new bigger pot for mine, have to thin it all out and put in new pot.
         
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        In just a few days, it will be joined by others. Once it has reported back that it's good on top.
         
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        You may find it's crammed with corms - each wanting space of it's own!:blue thumb:
         
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        yes, I can already see it is that way, reason I bought a new larger pot etc.
         
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          this one (4 days ago ) had just the middle scout up - and here it is 4 days on :
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            here mine Jen , I put it on the table to take the photo ...thank you so much
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              It's gonna be a cracker Spruce. Will have lots of babies late Autumn/Winter,
               
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                Mine are just starting to flower will take a pic when home tomorrow. :spinning:
                 
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                  I have been taking the flowers off ... thought it may waeken the plant ?

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                  Well you could have a point there I suppose Spruce but they are soo pretty I haven’t done that..
                   
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                  So after I thinned out mine. I put a batch in the ground, and along some edges around smaller hostas and some back in a huge wider pot. they are up and purple and full again. the area I placed them in the ground are closer to the house in hopes that come winter the house heat will keep that area a little warmer so they will appear next year. but if not, oh well.
                   
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                    Nope I never did, they don't look weakened to me ever .
                     
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