Blue plumbago is beautiful and easy to grow; recommended for beginners growing flowers in summer

In the scorching summer, the blue plumbago on the balcony is blooming brilliantly, with light blue petals, fresh and pure, truly beautiful~

How could this summer be without it - blue plumbago, especially easy to grow, very easily grown into a bursting pot, and it still looks so fresh and delicate.

Today I will share the year-round care guide for blue plumbago, so you can easily grow it to a bursting pot!

[January-February] Place the blue plumbago on a sunny, well-ventilated balcony, and at the same time be careful to keep the temperature above 10°C, reduce watering to once a week, to avoid frost damage.

[March] In the third month of spring, the weather warms up; when the weather is clear, you can repot it and prune it appropriately.

[April-May] The weather has warmed up, so you can move the blue plumbago outdoors; at this time water twice a week. At this time you can also take young shoots for cuttings to propagate.

[June] The blue plumbago enters its flowering period, and you should fertilize once every half month, preferably with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. If you do not fertilize, the flowers will not grow so beautifully or so abundantly.

[July-August] At this time the weather is hot and the temperature is high, so water in time, and at the same time you can mist appropriately to increase air humidity. Blue plumbago is heat-tolerant, but afraid of scorching sun, so it also needs shading.

[September] At this time the flowering period is nearing its end, and you can cut off spent flowers and dead branches, which helps the formation of new flower buds.

[October] The weather gradually turns cold, so strengthen cold-resistance training, keep the potting soil moist, and at the same time stop fertilizing, to prepare for moving it indoors.

[November-December] Keep the potting soil dry, avoid frost damage caused by excessively low temperatures and overly wet soil, and promptly prune dead branches and fallen leaves to prevent scale insect damage.

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