Rosy rice flower produces tiny clusters of rose-colored flowers that bloom for several months. This coastal native is salt tolerant, making it ideal for gardens near the sea. It flowers best in sunny locations and can be grown as a specimen shrub in rockeries and containers.
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Semi-evergreen
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Every 1-2 weeks
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Full sun
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Water:
Rosy rice flower is adapted to arid regions with moderate drought tolerance. It prefers balanced water levels, requiring watering every 1-2 weeks. As an evergreen, rosy rice flower retains foliage year-round and needs consistent moisture throughout all seasons for optimal growth.
Fertilize:
For rosy rice flower, use balanced fertilizers during growth and high nitrogen pre-flowering. Apply quarterly in small doses to avoid harm. Adjust feeding according to the season and use slow-release formulas. Follow product instructions to protect rosy rice flower's delicate roots for optimal health and vivid blooms.
Pruning:
Rosy rice flower is an evergreen shrub with rosy-pink flower clusters. Prune in early spring to foster growth and flowering, removing damaged stems while shaping for compactness. Light pruning throughout the season supports vitality and aesthetics, avoiding heavy cuts in late fall or winter to reduce stress.
Propagation:
Rosy rice flower, from the Thymelaeaceae family, is best propagated through cuttings using healthy, non-flowering stems. Use rooting hormone and plant in well-draining soil with high humidity and consistent moisture. Gradually acclimate rooted cuttings to outdoor conditions, ensuring careful handling throughout.
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