They are delicate plants with creeping rhizome, prostrate, thin, branched. Stems erect or recumbent, rarely prostrate, 4 to 25 cm tall, fleshy, glabrous, branched or rarely slightly branched at the base, sometimes with rooting at the nodes.
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Spring
Bloom Time
15 cm
Plant Height
1 mm
Spread
1 cm
Flower Size
White, Purple
Flower Color
Evergreen
Leaf type
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Distribution of Fleshy-stem bellflower
Distribution Map
Fleshy-stem bellflower is naturally found across East, South, and Southeast Asia. Its presence spans a broad region that includes parts of the easternmost territory of the Russian subcontinent, across the Himalayas, and towards the temperate and tropical zones of the Asian continent. It has not been widely reported as an introduced species outside its native range, thus its distribution remains primarily within its original habitats.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Habitat
Damp woods
Hemisphere Trend Curve
Northern
Sorthern
Care Guide for Fleshy-stem bellflower
Every week
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
Water:
Originating from rocky areas, fleshy-stem bellflower is drought-tolerant and requires weekly watering to avoid soil saturation. Primarily grown outdoors, fleshy-stem bellflower enters dormancy during water scarcity, lowering metabolic activities to conserve resources.
Fertilize:
For fleshy-stem bellflower, use balanced fertilizers (10-10-10) during the growing season and high-phosphorus fertilizers for blooming. Apply every 4-6 weeks at about a teaspoon per gallon of soil. Water before and after application, and consider slow-release formulas to avoid root burn.
Pruning:
Fleshy-stem bellflower, featuring fleshy stems and bell-shaped flowers, thrives with early spring to late winter pruning. Trim dead stems to foster growth and blooms while avoiding heavy cuts. Regular pruning maintains shape, prevents disease, and supports robust structure. Consult expert guides for tailored care techniques.
Propagation:
Fleshy-stem bellflower propagates best by sowing seeds in well-draining, moist soil while avoiding waterlogging. Employ sterile potting mix to prevent diseases. Handle seedlings gently during transplanting for root establishment. After initial growth, moderate fertilization aids in development for optimal success rates.
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