Temperature careĬarrion-flowers are drought tolerant but not cold tolerant, and have high temperature requirements.
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When we care for Carrion-flower, carrion-flowers can be grown in full sunlight in spring and autumn and winter, but they should be shaded properly in summer because the light is strong. However, long-term exposure to strong light during cultivation will lead to the wilt of the stem. Light careĬarrion-flower is a Succulent plant with a high demand for light. When we care for Carrion plant, carrion-flowers can be watered as dry as possible. However, if the plant is in a state of water shortage for a long time during cultivation, it will lead to stalk wilting. Carrion-flower likes to grow in warm and dry environments, and has strong drought tolerance. Water careĬarrion-flower stem wilting during cultivation may be caused by lack of water.
The following are details of Carrion plant care for stem wilting. Carrion-flowers are highly drought-tolerant and require little water, so they can be watered on a wet and dry basis. Soil care Carrion-flower care for lower lower stems drying Carrion-flower care for stem wiltingĬarrion-flower stem wilting may be caused by lack of water, excessive light, inappropriate temperature or soil deterioration, and corresponding measures should be taken according to different situations. Please ensure that you have conducted your own thorough research if you intend on consuming these plants, as we recommend against human consumption.Carrion-flower care for stem wilting 1. Preparation instructions are included in every order which are specific to the plants that you have ordered, and usually only take a few days to recover.Įven though many of our succulents are known for their agricultural and medicinal uses, all the plants at the Ezy Care Succulents nursery are propagated for ornamental purposes only. All succulents are slightly dried prior to packaging and may look different to the photo. The size, colour, and shape of your shipment may vary according to the season, or when shipping to colder areas. Only the healthiest, top quality plants are selected from the Ezy Care Succulents nursery for your order.
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Easy instructions on how to repot and care for your succulents are included with every order.īy preparing your plants with bare roots helps comply with quarantine regulations and also minimises shipping costs to our customers, making Ezy Care Succulents a very cost-effective way of purchasing your plants.Īll orders are packaged with environmentally friendly recycled paper to ensure safe freight and reduce damage to the plant. Succulents are extremely hardy, and this will not harm your plants but will just appear "dry and thirsty".
Any orders made after this time will miss the batch but will be included in the following Tuesday's dispatch.ĭue to quarantine laws Ezy Care Succulents can only post to QLD, NSW, SA, VIC and ACT. We are currently seeking approval to post to WA, TAS and NT, so please join our facebook group to receive updates of when we can ship to you.Īll plants are removed from their pots and all soil cleaned away as this is the safest and cleanest way of shipping. Orders with payment received before Sunday Midnight 11:59 PM will be processed on Monday and dispatched on Tuesday. Grow them as conversation starter (what other plants have star shaped, furry and stinky flowers?) or simply to enjoy their unique, ethereal, otherworldly appearance.Īll orders are dispatched every Tuesday via Australia Post and usually arrive between 2-5 business days. They produce a long season of flowers and are extremely low maintenance-the ultimate no-fuss flowers. Thriving in well-drained soil in partial sun or indirect light, they love dry but not humid conditions–and take care not to overwater. Luckily the scent isn’t overpowering and can’t be smelt less than a metre away. Native to southeastern Botswana, South Africa and southern Zimbabwe, regions without native pollinating honeybees, these plants have adapted to produce flowers that are furry, animal-coloured and scented like carrion in order to attract pollinating flies and ants. Sometimes described as “starfish flowers” because their flowers are shaped like a five-pointed starfish, Stapelia are also known as “carrion flowers” because of their famously strong scent of rotting meat. Renowned for having large impressive blooms, Stapelia is a low growing, spineless, clump-forming succulent which comes in a huge variety of different sizes, colours and degrees of hirsuteness-yes, hairiness, because Stapelia petals are curiously furry, like a cat! But that’s not all that’s unusual about this plant.
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