Ornamental Plant
FIGWORT
(Calceolaria)
A perennial herb plant with unique flower shapes, featuring yellow or pale red flowers, perfect for flower enthusiasts who love distinctive and unusual blooms.
Ornamental Plant
Care Notes
Seasonal Watering
FIGWORT
Calceolaria
1. Characteristics
A perennial herb plant with distinctive flower shapes, scientific name Calceolaria. Flowers are yellow or pale red with small spots on the petals.
2. Temperature
Prefers temperatures between 13-17°C. Temperatures above 25°C will prevent flowering. Below 5°C, the plant leaves will be damaged.
3. Fertilizing
Fertilize two months before blooming to produce large flowers with vibrant colors. No additional fertilizer needed when flowers are blooming.
spa I. PLANT CHARACTERISTICS
Figwort (Calceolaria) is a perennial herbaceous plant known for its distinctive and unusual flower shapes. The blooming period extends from December through March, approximately 3 months. The flowers typically display a rich yellow color with small spots on the petals, creating a unique appearance.
This plant is particularly suitable for flower enthusiasts who appreciate distinctive and special flower forms. Its unique appearance makes it an excellent choice for indoor display and enjoyment.
agriculture II. GROWING AND CARE TECHNIQUES
1. Temperature
Figwort prefers moderate temperatures between 13 - 17 degrees Celsius. This plant thrives in cool to moderately warm conditions. If the temperature exceeds 25 degrees Celsius, the plant will not flower. During winter months, when temperatures drop below 5 degrees Celsius, the plant leaves can be damaged and the plant may deteriorate.
2. Humidity
Figwort prefers a moderately humid environment with good air circulation. Daily watering should be moderate - avoid excessive watering. Check the soil surface regularly; when it feels slightly dry, water thoroughly and evenly. Observe soil moisture carefully and water only when needed. The plant is particularly suitable for enthusiasts who appreciate distinctive flower forms and understand proper watering techniques.
3. Fertilizing
Apply fertilizer approximately two months before the plant is expected to flower to promote large blooms with vibrant colors. During the peak flowering period, no additional fertilizer is needed. Timing and moderation are crucial for successful flower production.
Living Conditions
Spring
Water moderately, repot if necessary.
Summer
Reduce watering, mist foliage, avoid direct sunlight.
Autumn
Water moderately, prepare for blooming season.
Winter
Light watering, maintain moderate humidity. Prime blooming season.
Figwort is perfect for flower enthusiasts who love distinctive and unusual flower shapes.