Stevens' fiddleleaf (Nama stevensii)

Stevens' fiddleleaf

Stevens' fiddleleaf is a resilient herbaceous species thriving in arid environments. It exhibits low-growing foliage with small, ovate leaves, adapted for conserving water in its harsh native habitat. Delicate, bell-shaped flowers, often a hue of subtle blue or violet, grace the plant seasonally and add a splash of color against the muted tones of its surroundings. Its sturdy root system anchors firmly, maximizing moisture intake from infrequent rains.

Scientific classification

Species

Stevens' fiddleleaf (Nama stevensii)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Stevens' fiddleleaf

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Prune stevens' fiddleleaf in early spring for healthy growth and shape. Start by removing dead branches, then thin crowded areas for airflow. Avoid heavy pruning to encourage blooming. Regular light trims promote vigor. Use clean, sharp tools to prevent disease; follow horticultural best practices.

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