Auriculas are hardy and like the cold, so don’t worry about the frosts, just keep sheltered away from heavy rainfall and snow in the winter months.Īt Woottens we release our Auricula availability each year in late February when propagation is completed. They suffer from very few pests and diseases and don’t need heavy feeding. They require shading from scorching sun in the summer but good natural daylight in the winter. In brief Auricula plants need a well-drained compost, they dislike being overwatered in the cooler months. We recommend adding your email address to the general auricula wait list – called ‘Auricula Any Variety’ – use the link below to find out more about this waitlist system Therefore do add yourself back onto a waitlist should you miss this opportunity. Please note there will be other availability lists released later in the year if the plants as we propagate more stocks. Please note it is not guaranteed plants will bloom this season Orders will be dispatched towards the end of March all being well Using the guest system simply means you can place an order without ticking the box to ‘create an account’ĭue to high demand varieties will be limited to one per order. You can order either by using your account or as a guest. We urge all keen customers to order on the website so not to be disappointed. Not all plants previously showing on the website will be available. If the varieties you have requested to be informed about are not for sale this season you won’t get a notification. However we recommend ordering on Thursday and not waiting for waitlist notifications If you have added your name to a ‘Waitlist’ for Auriculas you may receive a notification to inform you that variety is now available for sale.
Please read the details below before the release on Thursday 16th March 7pmĭue to the volume of traffic expected on the website it may slow down processing, please do be patient How and when to order Auriculas Spring 2023
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