Plant 7--55 cm. Leaf: petiole 1--15 cm; blade 8--60 mm, broadly ovate to +- round, +- deeply 5--9-lobed. Inflorescence: often 1-sided, open or dense, cylindric to conic, glandular. Flower: +- bilateral; hypanthium + calyx 3--6 mm; part of hypanthium fused to ovary 0.9--2.5 mm, +- = long side of free part; calyx lobes (0.5)1--2 mm, generally unequal, +- white to pink-red, tips green, becoming redder; petals 3--6 mm, thread-like to narrowly oblanceolate, claw +- = blade; stamens > calyx lobes, exserted; mature styles generally >> 1.5 mm, exserted. Chromosomes: 2n=14,28. Ecology: Dry, rocky areas; Elevation: 1000--4000 m. Bioregional Distribution: SNH, PR, Wrn, SNE, DMtns; Distribution Outside California: to Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Texas, northern Mexico. Flowering Time: May--Sep Note: Morphological characters used to delimit previously recognized varieties vary +- continuously and lack geographical structure.
Heuchera Rubescens Care
Heuchera Rubescens



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How to Care for the Plant
Water
Water the plant thoroughly, allowing the excess water to run out through the drainage hole. Allow the soil to dry almost completely between waterings
Fertilizer
Feed your plant monthly with a diluted water-soluble fertilizer during the spring and summer months.lant
Sunlight
Prefers partial shade or a diffused light, although they are very adaptable at adjusting to growing conditions. If you do expose them to full sunlight, make it during the winter months
Soil
Soil is not much a driving factor for the Christmas cactus—a general purpose potting mix will work just fine, but it's pretty adaptable to most soil conditions. It does prefer a pH level between 5.5 and 6.2 to achieve optimal growth.
Temperature
It prefers balmy temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. However, once the buds are set, it requires low nighttime temperatures (between 55 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit) and at least 13 hours of darkness to actually flower.
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