Thick leaved lavender is a flowering herb with thick leaves and purple lavender-like flowers. These flowers can be seen blooming in the plant's native habitat of rocky grasslands and sedge communities. It has cultural significance in some traditions in India.
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Annual
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Spring
Bloom Time
Purple, Blue
Flower Color
Evergreen
Leaf type
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Care Guide for Thick leaved lavender
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water:
Thick leaved lavender thrives in arid environments with excellent drought tolerance due to its moisture-storing succulent leaves. It requires weekly watering and is suited for xeric landscapes, reflecting its adaptation to infrequent rainfall in its natural habitat.
Fertilize:
For optimal growth, fertilize thick leaved lavender with balanced nutrients in spring and summer, switching to high nitrogen in cooler months. Monthly applications are typically sufficient; adjust based on plant response. Avoid leaf contact to prevent burn and use less fertilizer for young thick leaved lavender to avoid weak growth.
Pruning:
Thick leaved lavender features thick, aromatic leaves and benefits from early to late spring pruning. Remove dead or weak stems to enhance growth and shape, trimming by a third for denser development. Use clean, sharp tools to prevent damage, and consult reliable horticultural resources for further advice.
Propagation:
Thick leaved lavender is propagated by sowing fresh seeds for better germination. Use well-draining soil to prevent rot and maintain moderate watering for optimal moisture. Ensure ample sunlight for growth and handle fledgling plants gently during transplanting.
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