Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' (Fuchsia 'Dark Eyes')

Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes'

The bicolored fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' can be found blooming from early summer until frost. Its parentage has not been disclosed. It can be assumed that its name comes from its dark foliage. The fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' is popular among gardeners, even winning the Award of Garden Merit for its attractive blooms.

Scientific classification

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Perennial

Lifespan

Tree, Shrub

Plant Type

50 cm

Plant Height

50 cm

Spread

Green

Leaf Color

Red, Purple

Flower Color

Images of Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes'

Care Guide for Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes'

Twice per week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

15 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' thrives in moist, humid conditions and prefers regular hydration but tolerates brief dryness. Water twice a week for optimal growth. This ornamental plant flourishes outdoors, showcasing vibrant flowers during the growing season when adequately watered to suit the climate.

Fertilize: Fertilize fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' with balanced fertilizers during the growing season, switching to high-nitrogen types initially. Apply every 2-4 weeks, diluting as instructed. Benefits include improved blooming and vigor. Reduce frequency in dormancy and wear gloves. Align application with fuchsias 'Dark Eyes''s growth phases for best results.

Pruning: Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' requires early spring pruning to remove dead or damaged stems, promoting healthy growth. Pinching young shoots fosters bushiness and blooms. Trimming long stems improves shape and air circulation, while regular pruning prevents diseases and supports robust flowering.

Propagation: Fuchsias 'Dark Eyes' can be propagated through cuttings from healthy, non-flowering shoots. Dip the cut end in rooting hormone and plant in well-draining soil. Maintain consistent moisture, warmth, and humidity while avoiding direct sunlight to enhance root development.

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