Pale-flowered vetch is a climbing perennial herb with delicate, tendril-bearing leaves characteristic of the pea family. Its white to light-violet flowers bloom in the warmer months, giving way to smooth, elongated seed pods. Thriving in temperate climes, pale-flowered vetch commonly adorns hedgerows and woodlands, intertwining with other vegetation, which supports its growth.
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Annual
Lifespan
Herb, Vine
Plant Type
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Care Guide
Care Guide for Pale-flowered vetch
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Pale-flowered vetch requires regular watering during initial growth, preferably on cloudy mornings to minimize evaporation. Check the topsoil; if dry, watering is beneficial. However, avoid over-watering as pale-flowered vetch is sensitive to water-logging.
Fertilize:
Pale-flowered vetch is a nitrogen-fixing plant that thrives without added nitrogen. However, applying high-phosphorous fertilizers like triple superphosphate can significantly boost its growth and nutrient absorption. Additionally, lime can optimize growth, but excess lime should be avoided to prevent harm.
Pruning:
Pale-flowered vetch is a climber that can overrun other plants if left unchecked. To maintain a compact growth and prevent unwanted spread, regular pruning is essential.
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