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Plant should be placed in area with full sun to partial shade.
Water regularly as to keep soil most, but do not over water. Do not pour water onto foliage.
Once active growth is present apply a high nitrogen fertilizer every two weeks. After flower buds are set, switch to 0-10-10 fertilizer every two weeks.
Cut off blooms once they have died.
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Light
bright location preferred
Temperature
Never below 45°F
Water
Generously in spring through fall, less in winter
Fertilizer
Every 2-4 months
Pruning
Not advisable, only remove lower brown branches
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CARE:
Keep soil moist and fertilize regularly.
Remove faded flowers for best display.
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LIGHT: Bright light, away from direct sun, but can be maintained in low light.
TEMPERATURE: moderate/warm-prefers 65-75°F days and 60-70°F nights.
TIPS FOR SUCCESS: Overpotting and overwatering can be fatal. keep planting medium fairly dry to avoid crown rot. Misting during winter months will help with wilting leaves.
REFLOWERING: Once the flower head fades, the rosette of leaves starts to die and is replaced by the offstes at the base. When the offstes is several months old, remove it with some roots attached and plant shallowly in light planting medium. Keep warm until established. Encourage flowering in a mature plant by placing it in a plastic bag with a ripening apple. The fruit gives off ethylene gas, which stimulates blossoming.
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- Low and high light
- never below 40°
- keep soil moist, but do not let the soil stand in water or let the soil dry out.
- fertilize every two months.
- low light dining and living areas are the perfect place.
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