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Sea heath
Perennial plant with branches up to 40 cm, extended and forming bushes. Linear sheets, margins rolled, opposite, sometimes with a white bark. Purple flowers to whitish, solitary or inflorescences at the end of the stems and branches.
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30 cm
Plant Height
1.2 m
Spread
5 mm
Flower Size
Pink
Flower Color
Evergreen
Leaf type
20 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Sea heath

Every 2-3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
20 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Sea heath thrives in coastal and saline environments, exhibiting high salt tolerance and low water needs. It requires watering every 2-3 weeks and is drought-resistant due to its water storage abilities. As an evergreen, it's ideal for outdoor gardens with moderate rainfall.
Fertilize: Fertilize sea heath sparingly with a balanced fertilizer in spring and a high-nitrogen formula during its active season, every 4-6 weeks. Water after feeding, and use a slow-release granular product, adjusting for dormancy in winter. Follow label instructions to prevent root burn.
Pruning: Sea heath is a low-growing perennial with scale-like leaves and pinkish-purple flowers, perfect for coastal gardens. Prune in early to late winter to encourage growth, enhance airflow, and reduce disease risk. Trim dead or overgrown branches to maintain a compact shape and promote denser foliage.
Propagation: Sea heath is a salt-tolerant perennial suited for sandy soils in coastal areas. For propagation, use healthy cuttings and a sharp tool to reduce stress. Root these in a well-draining medium that resembles sea heath's native habitat for best results.
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