Saxifraga stolonifera // strawberry saxifrage
Why I love this plant
I LOVE the way this Saxifraga creeps in habitat and trails over the side of the pot once established.
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A little tip
These plants love to have over head light to encourage even growth and exceptional photosynthesis. A great plant for under or near an overhead window. Please don’t hang directly in full sun so that the plant becomes scorched though.
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Pot size // 10cm
Grown in Cornwall, UK using peat-free compost and chemical-free, biological plant care.
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Growing
Country of origin // China, Korea and Japan.
Position // Bright indirect light an over head light is preferred.
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Care
Difficulty // easy care
Light // Full sun or very bright conditions are needed.
Water // allow the plant to dry slightly between waterings, but never allow the plant to become bone dry. I like to grow them for indoor cultivation but they can also be grown outdoors, especially in the warmer months.
Feed // Feed every 3 weeks or so in the growing months and reduce feeds during the winter to low the plant to go dormant.
Humidity // isn’t necessary but some is enjoyed.
Pets // pet friendly
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If you would like to know more about Saxifraga stolonifera, including its uses and history, you can download a copy of our pdf for a small charge via Patreon here.
Why I love this plant
I LOVE the way this Saxifraga creeps in habitat and trails over the side of the pot once established.
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A little tip
These plants love to have over head light to encourage even growth and exceptional photosynthesis. A great plant for under or near an overhead window. Please don’t hang directly in full sun so that the plant becomes scorched though.
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Pot size // 10cm
Grown in Cornwall, UK using peat-free compost and chemical-free, biological plant care.
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Growing
Country of origin // China, Korea and Japan.
Position // Bright indirect light an over head light is preferred.
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Care
Difficulty // easy care
Light // Full sun or very bright conditions are needed.
Water // allow the plant to dry slightly between waterings, but never allow the plant to become bone dry. I like to grow them for indoor cultivation but they can also be grown outdoors, especially in the warmer months.
Feed // Feed every 3 weeks or so in the growing months and reduce feeds during the winter to low the plant to go dormant.
Humidity // isn’t necessary but some is enjoyed.
Pets // pet friendly
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If you would like to know more about Saxifraga stolonifera, including its uses and history, you can download a copy of our pdf for a small charge via Patreon here.
Why I love this plant
I LOVE the way this Saxifraga creeps in habitat and trails over the side of the pot once established.
———————————————————
A little tip
These plants love to have over head light to encourage even growth and exceptional photosynthesis. A great plant for under or near an overhead window. Please don’t hang directly in full sun so that the plant becomes scorched though.
———————————————————
Pot size // 10cm
Grown in Cornwall, UK using peat-free compost and chemical-free, biological plant care.
———————————————————
Growing
Country of origin // China, Korea and Japan.
Position // Bright indirect light an over head light is preferred.
———————————————————
Care
Difficulty // easy care
Light // Full sun or very bright conditions are needed.
Water // allow the plant to dry slightly between waterings, but never allow the plant to become bone dry. I like to grow them for indoor cultivation but they can also be grown outdoors, especially in the warmer months.
Feed // Feed every 3 weeks or so in the growing months and reduce feeds during the winter to low the plant to go dormant.
Humidity // isn’t necessary but some is enjoyed.
Pets // pet friendly
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If you would like to know more about Saxifraga stolonifera, including its uses and history, you can download a copy of our pdf for a small charge via Patreon here.