Tiquilia nesiotica is a hardy perennial herb with a sprawling growth habit, suited to its arid coastal environments. It boasts small, fuzzy green leaves and purple-tinged stems, a natural adaptation to reduce water loss. This plant's resilience is underscored by its clusters of petite, trumpet-shaped, lavender flowers that bloom despite the harsh conditions of its natural habitat.
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Tiquilia nesiotica is a drought-tolerant shrub with gray-green leaves. Prune in early spring to promote new growth and shape, focusing on dead or crowded branches. Limit pruning due to its slow growth, and pruning in the dormant season aids recovery and health.
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