What is the风水 (feng shui) meaning of the purple-leaf oxalis?
Article summary: This article discusses the feng shui meaning of the purple-leaf oxalis and the knowledge of plant care techniques for ferns. Next, the editor will introduce these topics.
Some flower enthusiasts have noticed that their chrysanthemum-looking plant, the leaves have many wrinkles, looking ugly like "tattered cloth." What is the reason for this?
The occurrence of folded leaves in chrysanthemum-looking plants is usually due to external factors, such as excessive watering and fertilizing, low water temperature, or during the seedling stage, where there is excessive lack of water. It could also be due to long periods of enclosed transport without water, where the plant's leaf conducting tissues may become suppressed, leading to leaf wrinkling. Some cases may also be related to the plant variety.
What is the风水 (feng shui) meaning of the purple-leaf oxalis?
This situation can generally be resolved through continuous growth in the later stages. By providing normal watering, fertilizing, and diligent management, the leaves can slowly unfold. Today, I will discuss the main reasons for the formation of leaf wrinkles.
First, excessive watering and fertilizing
In the process of caring for chrysanthemum-looking plants, if excessive fertilizing occurs, the roots cannot absorb all the nutrients, leading to an excess of fertilizer. Many newly grown leaves will then show wrinkles and unequal, abnormal shapes.
Second, watering
When watering chrysanthemum-looking plants, it is important to let the water sit for a day or two, waiting for the temperature to match the room temperature before watering the plant. If the temperature of the water and the plant differ too much, the roots may suddenly be stimulated, leading to leaf wrinkling.