Temperature: To cultivate red sorrel, the temperature needs to be maintained at about 15~25℃.

Light: Red sorrel likes light and needs to be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight so that the plant can perform photosynthesis normally.

Watering: Red sorrel likes moisture, keep the soil moist, but do not allow water to accumulate. Water it frequently and in small amounts.

Fertilization: Apply light fertilizer regularly during the growth period.

Soil: Choose humus soil with good air permeability and good drainage.

Note: Take shading measures in summer.

Red-flowered wood sorrel is a perennial upright herbaceous plant of the family Oxalaceae.

No above-ground stems, underground globular bulbs, membranous scales, brown, basal leaves; petioles hairy; small leaves oblate-ovate heart-shaped, with concave top, rounded corners on both sides, light green on the back, and The leaves are oblong with a narrow pointed top.

Characteristics of red sorrel: basal pedicels, dichotomous cymes, pedicels, bracts, and sepals are hairy; sepals are lanceolate, petals are obovate, lavender to purple. , the filaments are villous; the styles are rust-colored villous, and they bloom and bear fruit from March to December.

The red sorrel has many small flowers, which are bright and cute.

Can be arranged into flower beds, flower borders, flower bushes, flower groups, flower stands, etc.

It is native to tropical areas of South America and is distributed in Hebei, Shaanxi, East China, Central China, South China, Sichuan and Yunnan.

Born in low-altitude mountains, roadsides, wastelands or paddy fields.