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Lantana rugosa
Lantana rugosa is a hardy, shrubby perennial with clusters of small, aromatic flowers that exhibit a variety of colors, often turning from yellow to pink or purple as they age. Its leaves are rough, oval-shaped, and exhibit a toothed margin, which may deter herbivores. Thriving in warm climates, lantana rugosa has a robust disposition, resilient to pests, and its vibrant blooms attract a diverse array of pollinators.
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15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Lantana rugosa

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15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: A newly planted lantana rugosa requires frequent watering to maintain moist soil without water accumulation. Once mature, water it thoroughly weekly. Plants in sandy soil may need daily watering. Increase water if blooming slows down.
Fertilize: The lantana rugosa needs minimal fertilizer as excess can hinder blooming. When necessary, apply a 20-20-20 water-soluble fertilizer monthly to maintain soil nutrient balance.
Pruning: Lantana rugosa features dense growth and vibrant flowers. Prune in early spring to promote healthy shape, remove dead branches, and control size. This enhances blooming and air circulation. Use clean, sharp tools for pruning to prevent disease transmission.
Propagation: The lantana rugosa can be propagated through sowing or cuttings. For cuttings, select a 4-inch softwood branch in spring, remove lower leaves, apply rooting hormone, and plant in soil. Cover with a plastic bag to retain moisture. Roots may develop in 20-30 days, ready for planting at 2.7-3.1 inches.
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