Can Gloxinia be grown indoors?

Growing gloxinia houseplants thrive in average room temperatures of between 60 and 75 degrees F. Water gloxinias often enough to keep the soil moist. The leaves develop brown spots if they get wet, so apply the water directly to the soil under the leaves.

Where can I find Gloxinia plants?

Gloxinias are commonly sold at florist shops and greenhouses in late winter and spring. Place plants in a brightly lit location in the home. Gloxinias prefer temperatures of 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit.

Is gloxinia a bulb?

How to grow Gloxinias. The bigger the bulb, the stronger the plants and the better the bloom! Our top-size Gloxinia tubers are healthy and fast growing, ready to burst into growth as soon as they’re planted, given a little water and positioned in a warm spot.

What kind of flowers does a gloxinia have?

A glorious flowering garden and house plant, Gloxinias have brilliantly colored trumpet-shaped flowers and exquisitely lovely, large, flat, velvety mid-green leaves. There is a hardy gloxinia and a florist gloxinia.

Is it OK to plant Gloxinia tubers outside?

Gloxinia is a great fit for modern homes and landscapes. Yes, you can grow this tuber as a houseplant, but outdoors, it also serves as a luscious summer annual. Tubers are planted 1 to 2 inches deep in well-drained soil and partial sun. Avoid full-on afternoon sun to keep the dark green rosette of soft, fuzzy leaves from turning crispy.

When is the best time to plant Gloxinia bulbs?

Gloxinias are typically planted outdoors in spring after the danger of frost has safely passed. To keep the flowers looking their best, always remove spent flowers throughout the plants growing season.

How many Gloxinia bulbs are left in stock?

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