Fuchsia procumbens
Fuchsia procumbens

Easy to care for

Indoor

Semi sun

Terrarium

10 cm
5 cm
Fuchsia procumbens

Fuchsia procumbens - Terra34

Those who see this Fuchsia procumbens for the first time are baffled the sheer beauty of this flower. This creeping mini-species is from New Zealand and is used to temperatures as low as 5 degrees Celsius. The past four years Araflora has been successfully breeding this plant in a terrarium at temperatures between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius. In this environment the plant does not bloom constantly, but often flowers still grow on its older parts.

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Plant information: Fuchsia procumbens

Those who see this Fuchsia procumbens for the first time are baffled the sheer beauty of this flower. This creeping mini-species is from New Zealand and is used to temperatures as low as 5 degrees Celsius. The past four years Araflora has been successfully breeding this plant in a terrarium at temperatures between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius. In this environment the plant does not bloom constantly, but often flowers still grow on its older parts.

Height
10 cm
Width
5 cm
Araflora info
Limited
Plant type
Terrarium
Growth habit
Creeping
Growth habit
Normal
Distribution
South Amerika
Product type
Plant
Properties
Special
Adult width
40 cm
Adult height
100 cm
Flowering period
all year
Altitude range
0-1000 m
Plant care: Fuchsia procumbens

When the light is right 'In a radius of 20 cm from a lamp' and humidity is between 70-80% the Fuchsia procumbensis a very swift grower. The climbing and creeping parts of the Fuchsia procumbens can quickly fill up a terrarium. To curb it, the older and longer parts of the plant can simply be pruned. Leaves of the Fuchsia procumbens are quick to mold at relatively high humidity with little air movement. Circulation is therefore of great importance.

Care
Easy
Place
Indoor
Air circulation
Yes
Light
Semi sun
Protection
Watering from above
Repotting
after 1 year
Soil Ph
<6-7>
Soil type
mixed
Watering tips
Water spraying
Watering
Normal
Watering tips
Watering from above
Max temperature
35 °C
Min temperature
5 °C
Fertilise
medium
Daytime humidity
60-90%
Humidity at night
70-90%