Stephania Erecta Plant

Description

The Stephania erecta is a unique and striking plant, known for its unusual bulb-like caudex, which is often the most prominent part of the plant. The caudex, or bulb, is typically round and textured with a rough, woody surface, and it can range in color from a light tan to a more earthy brown. This thickened, swollen bulb functions as a water reservoir, helping the plant to withstand drought. Try our Stephania erecta plant bulb. Also, check out our workshop for more details.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Number of Bulb in a Packet: 1

PLANT DESCRIPTION

Type: Outdoor

Feed: Vermicompost nutrients every week; seaweed once a month for greener leaves; and Epsom salt for better blooming once a month.

Watering: 2 times a week

Sunlight: Partial sunlight (damp)

Germination Time: 1 week

Flowering time: 12-15 weeks

Suitable Temperature: 21°C - 25°C

Season: Annual 

Sowing: Rainy season

Harvesting: Winter

HOW TO GROW A SAPLING

Take a growbag and fill it with cocopeat.

Make a ½-inch-deep hole and sow the bulb.

Cover the roots of the bulb lightly with cocopeat and spray with water.

Water 2 times a week.

The bulb will germinate within a week.

A damp place with partial sunlight is needed until germination.

The flowering time is 12–15 weeks.