Trachelium caeruleum grow and care – herbaceous of the genus Trachelium also known as Blue throatwort, Trachelium caeruleum perennial evergreen or as annual plant, used as ornamental drought tolerant plant and attract pollinators, can grow in mediterranean, subtropical or temperate climate in hardiness zone 9-11.Leaves color green and can slightly purple with serrated margins.
The soil that Trachelium species grow in should be fertile and have very good drainage, also it should be moist and a touch lime
If you are planting in a pot, use one whose volume corresponds to that of the plant, otherwise you will have to water it too often. You can use gravel at the bottom under mixture of soil, compost or compost for better drainage.
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