Anisodontea Slightly strawberry grow and care – shrub of the genus Anisodontea also known as Anisodontea strawberry, Anisodontea Slightly strawberry perennial evergreen or annual in temperate climate, used as ornamental drought tolerant plant and attract pollinators, can grow in subtropics, mediterranean, desert or temperate climate and growing in hardiness zone 10-12 as perennial or as annual 5-10.
Leaves color green little bit hairy the leaves lobed 3 lobes and the margin also little lobed.
Anisodontea slightly strawberry flower
Flower color pink the inner part darker in fuchsia and colored like stripes that start from the middle, the petal in heart shape there are five petals.
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How to grow Anisodontea Slightly strawberry growing and care:
Well-drained soil
What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Seedling / Seed / Vegetative reproduction
Is it necessary to graft or use vegetative reproduction?
No
Difficulties or problems when growing:
Sensitive to salt
Planting season:
Spring (in cold climate) spring to autumn (as perennial)
Pests and diseases:
Spider mites, aphids
Pruning season:
All year
How to prune:
Just for design and dead flowers
Size of the plant?
50-70 cm, 20-28 inches
Growth speed in optimal condition:
Fast growing
Water requirement:
Average amount of water / Small amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun / Half Shade
Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
No
Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Yes
Blooming information
Bloom season:
Most of the year
General information about the flower
Pink flower the inner part darker in fuchsia and colored like stripes that start from the middle, the petal in heart shape there are five petals
Scientific name:
Anisodontea
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