Tritonia nelsonii

Tritonia nelsonii is a resilient, bulbous plant characterized by its vibrant orange, gladiolus-like flowers that perch atop slender, upright stalks. Typically blooming during spring, it thrives in well-drained soils and full sun, often favoring rocky outcrops. Its sword-shaped leaves and sturdy stems are adapted to its native, harsh environment, creating a striking visual against the rugged landscape.

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Species

Tritonia nelsonii (Tritonia nelsonii)

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Herb

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Care Guide for Tritonia nelsonii

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Pruning: Tritonia nelsonii features colorful blooms and sword-shaped leaves, thriving with annual early spring pruning before new growth. Trim dead stems and thin crowded areas for better air circulation. Regular pruning boosts tritonia nelsonii’s health, aesthetics, and blooming duration. Refer to horticultural guides for techniques and tools.

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