Golasiman

2 Comments Posted by on June 10, 2014
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Golasiman shows its beauty and generosity a few hours each day in its happiest time - when the sun is up . See the tiny bee? He too is happy

Everyday, the flowers will open when the sun is up. A signal for the tiny bees to feed and a pretty sign for me to leave for the office. A few hours  afterwards, the flowers will close while the plant continues to worship the sun throughout the day.

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Very easy to propagate, just cut and plant. It will then root. See the tiny bees in the yellow ones?

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A closer look of the flower and its edible leaves

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2 responses to “Golasiman”

  1. fado September 30, 2014 at 3:47 pm

    please
    wich one is the name of this portulaca?
    where could I find and buy the seed on the web
    thanks

  2. makadto September 30, 2014 at 4:27 pm

    Portulaca oleracea is locally referred to as golasiman. Golasiman is the tagalog name. As to the where in web to buy, sorry but I don’t know.

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