How to Plant Mountain sorrels?
The mountain sorrels genus, commonly known as mountain sorrel, thrives in cool, alpine environments. They prefer well-drained, moist soils with a good content of organic matter and a slightly acidic pH. Adequate exposure to sunlight is crucial, although they can tolerate partial shade. When planting mountain sorrels, choose a cool season, prepare the soil by loosening it and enriching with compost, then plant seeds or seedlings, maintaining proper spacing. Water them gently and keep the soil consistently moist during initial growth. While individual species may have specific requirements, these general guidelines apply to most mountain sorrels plants.