Rough hedgehyssop (Gratiola hispida)

Rough hedgehyssop

Rough hedgehyssop is a hardy perennial herb distinguished by its fine, bristly texture. It typically thrives in wet, marshy environments, which aid its survival and spread. Its stems are slender and erect, while small, lance-shaped leaves clasp tightly. Tiny white or pale lavender flowers, often hidden among the foliage, are a subtle hallmark of rough hedgehyssop.

Scientific classification

Species

Rough hedgehyssop (Gratiola hispida)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Rough hedgehyssop

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

5 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: Rough hedgehyssop has rough stems and lance-shaped leaves. Prune in early spring to maintain shape, removing dead stems and thinning crowded areas for air circulation. Light trimming controls size and promotes flowering while preventing pests. Use clean, sharp tools to minimize disease risk.

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