Smallflower baby blue eyes (*Nemophila aphylla*) is an annual flowering plant that grows in moist woodlands in the southeastern United States. It is from the same family as forget-me-nots, and it blooms very small, pale blue flowers in early spring.
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Annual
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Spring, Winter
Bloom Time
15 cm to 41 cm
Plant Height
8 cm to 11 cm
Spread
3 mm
Flower Size
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Care Guide for Smallflower baby blue eyes
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Originating from moist woodlands, smallflower baby blue eyes thrives in consistently moist environments. It prefers regular weekly watering without waterlogging. As an herbaceous plant, smallflower baby blue eyes shows vigorous growth outdoors during the growing season, benefiting from natural rainfall patterns.
Fertilize:
For smallflower baby blue eyes, use balanced nutrition fertilizer monthly from spring to early fall, at half strength for houseplants. This promotes growth and flowering but avoid root burn. Water smallflower baby blue eyes before fertilizing to enhance nutrient absorption and reduce shock. Decrease fertilization during dormancy for optimal health.
Pruning:
Smallflower baby blue eyes produces delicate blue flowers and should be pruned in early to late spring. Cut back dead stems to foster growth and trim lightly post-bloom for shape. Use clean tools to prevent disease and encourage healthier growth and improved blooming.
Propagation:
Smallflower baby blue eyes thrives in well-draining soil that retains moisture. For germination, maintain slightly damp conditions with consistent watering. Thinning of seedlings is crucial for optimal growth, ensuring smallflower baby blue eyes establishes gracefully in its habitat.
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