Amazing Beautiful Flowers Plumbago Capensis Care Tips For Beginners

This video will show you how to care Plumbago capensis plant.The blue plumbago auriculata native to South Africa is also known as plumbago capensis, the blue plumbago, Cape plumbago or Cape leadwort.Do you want to grow this beautiful plant?
How to care plumbago capensis ? (plumbago capensis, Cape leadwor)
1.It is best to repot every 2 years for the blooming to stay beautiful. Repotting helps replenish nutrients.
2.When watering Plumbago flowers make sure to water thoroughly until all the soil around the plant(s) is moist. The plant does not require a lot of water. Allow the area to become dry before the next watering session.
3.In spring and summer, take the time to add a little flower plant fertilizer every now and then.
4.Plumbago grows best in full sun
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[@WalkingbytheSpiritAlways]

Hi. Was that potting mix or manure that you were adding after the soil & sand mix? Is perlite okay to use too? It looks like you have it in a part sun location and that is what I have with only 2-3 hours of direct midday sun and dappled sun in the morning and late afternoon.

[@phierdaniel3835]

I have one of this in my yard can I cut to make more plant

[@jaime807]

Thank you 👍

[@bbc5802]

Que abono o fertilizante se le pone al plumbago? Se le pone cada seis meses? Cada año? Gracias

[@Bridgez777]

I planted JUST 3 Plumbagos in same size pot as u (mine are half the size of each of yours) And everyone has told me they need to be planted/ spaced further apart. Basically I need to repot them separately... I want a full display like u have. Not One or 2 stems in a huge pot. Have u done this before? Any advice?

[@homeluckyplants5990]

็Hello You can do this as long as you keep adding nutrients to the soil. You just have to change the soil faster. May be once a year or add fertilizer more often than usual. For me, this method of planting was not a problem.

[@mariawilson2595]

Pruning ??? feeding ??? watering ????

[@IAMMARTA]

Hi! I just this plant and put it in a place where the sun is and water it everyday but I’m not sure if that’s healthy for the plant because I can see some leaves/flowers that are brown or dead or burnt? Not sure how to describe it im new to planting :( what can you recommend that I do? 😢

[@outtaspace1566]

The dead leaves/flowers should be pruned, it’s normal, but if there’s no new growth at the same time probably it need the soil check.

[@micromegas2872]

I'm new to gardening...What were those bead things?

[@outtaspace1566]

Osmocote, a type of slow release fertilizer

[@micromegas2872]

​@@outtaspace1566 ty

[@miapie5945]

Too many in the same pot .

[@homeluckyplants5990]

Hello Mia Pie thanks for watching !

[@tayylorfierce6823]

Hi what kind of fertilizer do you use for plumbago? Mine is flowering but doesnt look healthy. My plant old leaves wont fall on its own and i need to pick it each one of them, is it normal? I see other people plumbago all green and healthy unlike mine. Hope you can help. Thank you ❤

[@homeluckyplants5990]

Hello Tayylor
I use only osmocote fertilizer every 3 months
Your plumbago doesnt look healthy may be caused by a plumbago's dead and broken branches.
Prune in late winter or spring while the plant remains dormant. Remove all of a plumbago's dead and broken branches,
Remove one-third of the plumbago's oldest branches. Make each cut 1/4 inch above the cut branch's base. Thinning the plant in this manner makes room for new, healthy growth.