Flame freesia is a striking South African bulbous perennial that thrives in well-drained soils and sunny environments. Its slender, upright growth supports vibrant, star-shaped flowers clustered atop each stem, typically blooming in hues of orange, yellow, and red during spring. The plant's sword-like leaves provide a sharp contrast to its soft, colorful blossoms, making it a distinctive addition to rocky gardens or floral borders.
Propagation:
Primary propagation methods for flame freesia are seed sowing and division. Success factors include high light exposure, moderate temperatures, and well-draining sandy soil. Avoid waterlogging and provide a dormant period after flowering. Division involves digging, separating corms with growth points, replanting, and minimal watering until growth appears.
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