Sopubia cana

Sopubia cana is a captivating herbaceous perennial, donning a mantle of soft, woolly foliage, typically found adorning rocky slopes. Its silver-gray leaves and stems exhibit a downy texture—a clever adaptation for retaining moisture in exposed habitats. Unique to sopubia cana are its towers of petite, tubular flowers, varying from creamy whites to pale pinks, which beckon a myriad of pollinators throughout their blooming season.

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Species

Sopubia cana (Sopubia cana)

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Herb

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Care Guide for Sopubia cana

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Pruning: Sopubia cana has vibrant purple flowers ideal for ornamental gardening. Prune in early spring to encourage growth and blooms by trimming dead stems and shaping for better air circulation. Regular pruning enhances appearance and health, using clean tools to prevent infection.

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