Bellflower

Latin Name: LAPAGERIA

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Plant Type: Climber
Description: A semi-evergreen vine with deep pink, tubular hanging flowers.
Origin: Chile
Environment: Suitable only for a greenhouse
Foliage: No
Flowering: Yes
Season: FK
Fragrant: No
Growing Ease: Requires extra care
Temperature: 50-75°F, 10-24°C
Humidity: Medium humidity
Lighting Needs: Does best in full sunlight coming from the North/East
Soil Type: A GOOD general purpose potting soil (a soil that retains water yet drains well) that is lime free with an equal part humus (leaf mold) will suffice. Always use a pot with a hole.
Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist and if you use rainwater, be careful as it could be acidic. Use lime free warm water.
Fertilizer: Feed every three months with a water soluble fertilizer.
Plant Pests: Prone to none Always inspect any new plant for pests before introducing it to your home or greenhouse.
Propagation: Seeds in the spring. It is best to propagate seeds in a mixture of moist peat and perlite. Cover the pot and plant with a plastic bag secured by a rubber band to prevent the moisture from escaping. Place in indirect sunlight or under a fluorescent light. Repot in its regular mix after it has been growing for a while.
Gardening Tips & Care: The fruit that develops is edible. Needs something to climb or support if it is planted in a pot.
Is Genus: Yes
Bellflower picture Bellflower, LAPAGERIA
* Example species from this genus

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