Calceolaria is a perennial plant, but it is usually grown for 1 year and discarded after flowering or\u00a0is renewed again from the seeds. They generally have show stopping bright yellow and orange blooms, sometimes with red spots. Calceolaria usually last for just the one season before they’ll have to be replaced as they rarely rebloom. … They’ll need the right conditions and careful nurturing if you want to maximize their bloom period. While this annual can be\u00a0grown both indoors and out, the most popular use may be as a potted houseplant. Once you look into the native environment for this bright flower, you’ll know how to grow Calceolaria.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Calceolaria is a perennial plant, but it is usually grown for 1 year and discarded after flowering or\u00a0is renewed again from the seeds.<\/p>\n