Guía de plantas
Blue daze.
Evolvulus glomeratus
Pronunciación eh-VOL-yoo-lus glo-mer-AY-tus
También se conoce como Brazilian Dwarf Morning-Glory
Blue daze is a charming, low growing plant that loves the sun. It produces lovely sky blue flowers that open in the morning and close by evening. You will find it makes a wonderful ground cover or container filler.
De un vistazo
- Nivel de cuidados
- Fácil
- Tipo de planta
- Perennial subshrub
- Luz
- Full sun
- Luz en interior
- Sol directo
- Riego
- Cada 3 a 7 días
- Tamaño adulto
- 12 inches tall
- Ritmo de crecimiento
- Rápido
- Rusticidad
- USDA 9 a 11
- Floración
- Late spring to early autumn
Cuidados
Plant this beauty in a spot with plenty of sun to keep it blooming well. Check that the soil drains quickly, as soggy roots will cause the plant to struggle. Watch for yellowing leaves, which often signal that the soil is staying too wet.
- Riego
- Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch.
- Abonado
- Apply a balanced liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season.
- Poda
- Trim back the stems occasionally to encourage a bushier shape and more blooms.
- Trasplante
- Move to a slightly larger pot only if the roots are circling the bottom.
- Suelo
- Well draining sandy soil
- pH del suelo
- 6.0 to 7.5
- Temperatura
- 10 a 35°C
- Humedad
- 40 a 70%
- Tolerancia a la sequía
- Moderada
- Longevidad
- Perennial, typically 3 to 5 years.
- Resistencia a ciervos y conejos
- Moderada
Señales de que necesita trasplante
- Roots growing out of the drainage holes.
- Water running straight through the pot without soaking in.
Seguridad
- Personas
- There is no significant toxicity reported for humans.
- Niños
- The plant is not known to be a choking hazard or toxic to children.
- Alérgenos por contacto
- No specific skin irritants are known.
- Alérgenos en el aire
- No specific airborne allergens are known.
- Comestibilidad
- This plant is not considered edible and should not be consumed.
Cómo identificarla
- Small sky blue funnel flowers
- Fuzzy silver green oval leaves
- Low spreading mounding growth habit
- Flowers close during cloudy weather
- Altura
- 0,15 a 0,3m
- Anchura
- 0,3 a 0,6m
- Hojas
- silver, green, evergreen
- Flores
- blue, 1 a 2cm
Problemas frecuentes
- Root rot — Occurs when soil stays too wet for too long.
Cómo cultivarla
- Propagación
- cuttings, seed
- Cuándo plantar
- spring, early summer
- Cuidados en invierno
- In cooler climates, bring containers indoors to a sunny window before the first frost. Keep the soil slightly drier during the winter months.
- En maceta
- It performs exceptionally well in containers and hanging baskets, provided the pot has excellent drainage.
Stem cuttings
- Take a 4 inch cutting from a healthy stem.
- Remove the lower leaves.
- Dip the end in rooting hormone.
- Place in moist potting mix until roots develop.
Pair with other drought tolerant, sun loving plants to ensure they all thrive under the same watering schedule.
Buenas compañeras
- Lantana — They share similar heat and sun requirements.
- Sweet Potato — The chartreuse foliage provides a striking contrast to the blue flowers.
Especies parecidas
- Evolvulus alsinoides — It is a close relative with a similar growth habit.
Ciencia
- Familia
- Convolvulaceae
- Género
- Evolvulus
- Orden
- Solanales
- Clase
- Magnoliopsida
- Distribución natural
- Tropical regions of Brazil and Paraguay.
- Conservación
- This plant is not of conservation concern.
It grows as a low sprawling mat in open, sunny, and well drained tropical habitats.
- Valor para la fauna
- nectar source
- Polinizadores
- abejas, mariposas
- Usos
- ground cover, container plant, hanging baskets
A lo largo del año
Indicadores ecológicos
- Salinidad
- 2/9
- Reacción del suelo
- 6/9
- Luz
- 8/9
- Temperatura
- 8/9
- Humedad
- 4/9
- Nutrientes
- 4/9
Taxonomía cotejada con GBIF.
Lo que más preguntan
- Why are my flowers closed?
- They naturally close during cloudy weather or at night.
- Does it need deadheading?
- No, it is self cleaning and will continue to bloom without help.
De dónde viene el nombre
The genus name Evolvulus refers to the non twining stems, while glomeratus describes the clustered flower arrangement.
Bueno saberlo
- It is commonly known as Blue Daze.
- The name Evolvulus comes from the Latin word for unrolling, referring to the way the stems grow.
- It thrives in full sun and heat.
- The flowers only last for a single day.
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