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G. boivinii

Yamagata-san,

I have G. boivinii growing in the ground here, unattended and not 
fertilized, other than what they pick up from the spreading of 
fertilizer for the grass several times per year. The leaves appear each 
year in March and four weeks later inflorescences appear. They are 
growing in very sandy and somewhat acidic soil.

Most of us who have these plants here in the subtropics regard them as 
weeds because of the speed with which they spread. New plants are easily 
grown simply from a leaf that has fallen to the ground. They are, in 
general, extremely prolific plants.

Don


Don Burns   Plantation, FL USA   Zone 10b
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