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Scilla villosa
Scilla villosa is a bulbous perennial known for its showy, purple-blue flowers that bloom in early spring. Its strap-shaped leaves provide a lush backdrop to the bell-shaped flowers on short spikes. Native to rocky hillsides, scilla villosa is well-adapted to well-drained soils and thrives in full sun to partial shade, demonstrating a resilience in the face of seasonal temperature fluctuations.
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Herb
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10 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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10 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Scilla villosa requires minimal watering once established. Newly-planted bulbs need consistent moisture for a few weeks. In dry climates, occasional watering during growth is beneficial, but cease watering in summer and fall during dormancy.
Fertilize: Fertilizing scilla villosa is optional; however, applying a low-nitrogen, high-phosphorus bulb or granular fertilizer in late winter when foliage emerges can enhance growth. A second application is recommended immediately after flowering.
Pruning: Prune scilla villosa in early spring prior to new growth to promote vigorous flowering and prevent disease. Remove dead leaves for better airflow and light. Avoid cutting into the central bulb to support regeneration. Regular pruning ensures scilla villosa remains dense and bushy for aesthetic appeal.
Propagation: Propagate scilla villosa by saving seeds from dried seed pods or moving bulbs. For bulbs, transplant in fall: mark their location and replant 3-5 inches deep with tips up. Keep soil moist for a few weeks to ensure establishment.
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