Named after the Greek god of love, this Oneleaf onion cultivar, oneleaf onion 'Eros', is undoubtedly a great option to add a bit of romance to a garden. It produces clusters of pinkish-lilac flowers, different from the parent plant which blooms in rose pinks. Gardeners like this cultivar as it blooms in late spring when few other colorful flowers are in bloom.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Deciduous
Leaf type
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Care Guide for Oneleaf onion 'Eros'
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
15 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water:
Oneleaf onion 'Eros' thrives in moist meadows, requiring consistent moisture without waterlogging. It is adaptable yet prefers weekly watering. Found in temperate regions, oneleaf onion 'Eros' benefits from natural rainfall, supporting its growth cycle and ensuring adequate hydration during key developmental stages.
Fertilize:
For oneleaf onion 'Eros', apply balanced liquid fertilizers monthly during the growing season, then halve the dose late summer to prepare for dormancy. Avoid winter fertilization to prevent overgrowth. Adjust application as oneleaf onion 'Eros' matures, monitoring its response for optimal care.
Pruning:
Oneleaf onion 'Eros' has broad, strap-like leaves and vibrant pink flowers. For optimal health, prune dead foliage in early spring and spent flower stems post-bloom in late spring. Effective pruning encourages growth, prevents diseases, and enhances aesthetics, following expert horticultural advice.
Propagation:
Oneleaf onion 'Eros' captivates with its ornamental beauty and delicate flowers. Propagation involves dividing tubers, ensuring each retains roots, and planting in well-draining, organic-rich soil. This method encourages strong root growth and supports the flourishing of vibrant blooms.
Repotting:
Oneleaf onion 'Eros' requires excellent drainage in pots to thrive effectively.
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