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Lax viper's bugloss
Lax viper's bugloss typically forms a low-growing rosette of hairy, lance-shaped leaves, leading to flower spikes donning violet-blue blooms. This drought-tolerant species thrives in rocky, arid environments, its deep roots anchoring it firmly while seeking moisture. The striking contrast between its flowers and the gray-green foliage attracts pollinators, ensuring survival in its harsh native habitat.
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20 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Lax viper's bugloss is drought-tolerant once established and requires about 2.5 cm (1 inch) of weekly rain. For potted specimens, ensure full sunlight exposure and water when the top 5 cm (2 inches) of soil is dry to prevent overheating and drying out.
Fertilize: Lax viper's bugloss thrives in nutrient-poor soil without the need for fertilizer. Incorporating organic compost is beneficial, providing essential nutrients during the establishment phase when the plant is most susceptible to stress.
Pruning: Lax viper's bugloss features stunning blue flowers and is hardy, requiring early spring pruning to promote new growth. Remove dead stems and spent flowers for extended blooming, and practice selective thinning for better air circulation and disease prevention. Refer to local horticultural guides for specific techniques.
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