Azorina vidalii

Azorina vidalii is characterized by its sturdy stems and fleshy, lance-shaped leaves, often thriving in coastal cliffs where it can resist salty winds. This resilient perennial blooms in the summer, featuring bell-shaped flowers in shades of pink or sometimes white, which dangle elegantly in clusters, attracting various pollinators. Its distinct sea-side adaptation makes azorina vidalii a unique and hardy ornamental specimen.

Scientific classification

Species

Azorina vidalii (Azorina vidalii)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Deciduous

Leaf type

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Semi-succulent, upright subshrub with candelabra-like structure.

Whorled branches and glossy, spathulate leaves clustering at branch tips.

Woody stems with succulent lower portions revealed as older leaves shed.

Mid-summer bell-shaped, shell-pink flowers in 1-2 foot long panicles.

Bell-shaped flowers with waxy texture, about 1 inch (2.5 cm) in length.

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Care Guide for Azorina vidalii

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Garden Soil

Soil Type

Water: Azorina vidalii originates from rocky coastlines and thrives with intermittent water. It has succulent characteristics for drought tolerance, requiring weekly moderate watering. Higher humidity indoors boosts leaf vigor. Adequate moisture during the growing season enhances its growth and flowering potential.

Pruning: Azorina vidalii flourishes with proper pruning, ideally in early spring before new growth. Key techniques involve removing dead branches and shaping for airflow. Clean, sharp tools prevent damage. This approach promotes healthy development and enhances blooming, resulting in a robust and attractive plant.

Propagation: Azorina vidalii flourishes in conditions mimicking its cliff-top habitat. Propagation through sowing requires a well-draining medium, simulating coastal substrates. Consistent moisture is essential for germination, while avoiding waterlogging. Patience is crucial, reflecting the gradual ecological rhythm that azorina vidalii has adapted to.

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