Oxalis-Insekten
OXALIS-INSEKTEN
Milben sind sehr klein und ohne eine Lupe schwer zu erkennen. Starker Befall kann die Blätter mit sehr feinem Gewebe bedecken. Die Pflanzen verlieren allmählich ihre grüne Farbe und erscheinen staubig oder gesprenkelt. Verwenden Sie ein Zimmerpflanzen-Insektenspray gemäß den Anweisungen auf dem Etikett.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Why is Oxalis a problem?
👉 Oxalis is a family of small low-growing weed, some with small bulbils (small bulbs) and some, such as creeping oxalis, without bulbils but which spread by creeping stems (stolons). Bulbed oxalis can be challenging to control as it spreads quickly and the bulbils can regrow even when the top growth is controlled.
❓ Does Oxalis prefer sun or shade?
👉 Avoid direct sunlight. Ideally keep this plant in light shade, but Oxalis also handles lower light well. The main attraction of this plant is the stunning purple foliage. However, it does produce delicate white flowers.
❓ Is Oxalis a good houseplant?
👉 Of the Oxalis species in cultivation, Oxalis triangularis is the one most commonly cultivated as a houseplant. Oxalis are not only excellent houseplants because they come in a range of colors and sizes, but also because they are so prolific.
❓ Do Oxalis come back every year?
👉 Oxalis grown from bulbs, and like all bulbs, requires a period of dormancy each year. Don't throw the plant in the garbage when it appears to be dying because with proper care, it will come back better than ever. Put oxalis in a sunny window, but keep it out of hot afternoon sun.
❓ Is oxalis good for anything?
👉 Oxalis is actually an excellent plant for bees and butterflies. When blooming, it provides “copious nectar.” In fact, it generously gives away its nectar. Since it doesn't set seed, it doesn't benefit from pollinators – but it's a food source for honey bees, bumblebees and butterflies.
❓ Should I pull oxalis?
👉 Oxalis can be removed by hand or dug up using a hoe or spade. To prevent spreading seed throughout your lawn, plants should be removed while they're still young and developing, before the flowers and seed capsules form. The entire root system must be removed or the plant will grow back from any pieces left in the soil.
❓ How long do Oxalis plants last?
👉 Each flower can last up to three to five days, folding up at night to prevent the pollen being blown away in high winds. To get an Oxalis to flower annually, a good dormancy period must be served over the autumn and winter months with cooler temperatures and drying soil.
❓ How do you keep Oxalis bushy?
👉 Move your plant to a sunnier location, with at least partial sun if you can, and it will respond by producing lusher growth and turn into a fuller plant. You should have this plant right in front of a window for best results.
❓ Should you cut back Oxalis?
👉 Trim back the browning foliage to about an inch from the plant's base. If possible, move your plant to a cool and dark location and stop watering for 2-3 months. If you can't move the plant, trim back the foliage to ground level and leave the mulch to keep the plant's base cool.
❓ What do you do with Oxalis in the winter?
👉 The plant can be left outside in a sheltered spot, but if there are signs of frost, bring it indoors and keep somewhere cool but dry. My balcony is covered so I don't have problems with heavy rainfall on my pots, but if this is an issue for you, consider making it a cover or move it somewhere more protected.
❓ Should I pull Oxalis?
👉 Oxalis can be removed by hand or dug up using a hoe or spade. To prevent spreading seed throughout your lawn, plants should be removed while they're still young and developing, before the flowers and seed capsules form. The entire root system must be removed or the plant will grow back from any pieces left in the soil.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
