Daisy-leaved speedwell (Veronica bellidioides)

Daisy-leaved speedwell

Also known as: Violet speedwell

Plant 5 to 20 cm high, hairy stem, sticky at the top. The leaves of the base, arranged in a rosette, resemble those of the daisy.

Scientific classification

Species

Daisy-leaved speedwell (Veronica bellidioides)

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Perennial

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

Purple, Blue

Flower Color

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Distribution of Daisy-leaved speedwell

Distribution Map

Daisy-leaved speedwell is native to the temperate zones of Europe, where its presence spans central, southern, and eastern regions. This plant thrives in its natural habitat within these continental territories. It has not been widely reported as an introduced species in other regions, indicating a distribution that remains relatively confined to its indigenous European range.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Care Guide for Daisy-leaved speedwell

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

0 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Native to cool, temperate regions, daisy-leaved speedwell prefers consistently moist soil, tolerating brief dryness. Water weekly and utilize mulch to retain moisture and regulate root temperature for optimal health. Typically grown in outdoor garden beds or borders, daisy-leaved speedwell thrives with proper care.

Fertilize: Daisy-leaved speedwell thrives on a balanced fertilizer applied bi-monthly during active growth. Use a 10-10-10 mix at quarter strength, adjusting in winter. Always water before fertilizing to protect roots. Avoid over-fertilizing, as daisy-leaved speedwell is sensitive to excess nutrients.

Pruning: Daisy-leaved speedwell features small, daisy-like leaves and delicate flowers. Prune in early to late spring to remove damaged stems and promote bushy growth and blooms. Use clean, sharp tools to minimize disease risk and ensure healthy new growth while preventing legginess.

Propagation: Daisy-leaved speedwell is a resilient perennial herb that thrives in various settings. Propagation involves taking cuttings from healthy, non-flowering shoots, applying rooting hormone, and placing them in well-draining potting mix. Consistent moisture and warmth promote successful rooting for healthy growth.

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