
Botanical Name
Pachystachys lutea

Common name
Pachystachys

Variety

Flower colour
White

Temperature
min. 10°C, max 21°C.

Exposure
Partial shade

Watering needs
Medium avoiding stagnation

Blooming
Spring-Summer-Autumn

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Pachystachys is a genus consisting of 12 flowering species in the family Acanthaceae, native to rainforest in the Caribbean and Central and South America. These perennial, evergreen shrubs have rough, elongated, dark-green leaves and they produce in late winter impressive panicles of yellow bracts, from which tubular, white flowers grow in a highly decorative blooming. It is usually preferred as an indoor plant, although it can be cultivated as an annual plant in the garden as well.
Pachystachys lutea
Pachystachys
White
Partial shade
Medium avoiding stagnation
Spring-Summer-Autumn
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