Mazus spicatus

Mazus spicatus is a herbaceous perennial that flourishes in moist, shaded habitats. Typically low-growing, it displays a creeping habit with spikes of tubular, purple-blue flowers rising above the foliage in spring to midsummer. The bright flowers attract various pollinators, while the lance-shaped leaves form a dense mat, effective in outcompeting weeds.

Scientific classification

Species

Mazus spicatus (Mazus spicatus)

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Herb

Plant Type

Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

Care Guide for Mazus spicatus

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Regular pruning of mazus spicatus from early to late spring is essential for healthy growth. Remove dead stems, thin overcrowded areas for better circulation, and maintain its shape. Sterilize tools to prevent disease. These practices enhance mazus spicatus's appearance and vitality, as advised by horticultural experts.

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