A member of the rose family, Geum reptans (syn. Sieversia reptans) is a low-growing perennial plant that produces buttery, yellow blooms in late spring or summer, depending on the climate. Eventually, the flowers wilt and develop attractive fuzzy, pink seedheads.
Geum Reptans Care
Geum Reptans



How to Care for the Plant

Water

When caring for Geum reptans, water occasionally during hot, dry weather. Creeping avens plants are relatively drought tolerant and don’t require a lot of moisture.

Pruning

Deadhead wilted blooms regularly to promote continued blooming. Cut creeping avens plants back after blooming to refresh and rejuvenate the plant. Divide creeping avens every two or three years.

Fertilizer

Under normal conditions, they shouldn't require fertilization, but gardeners looking to give their plants a boost can use any general-purpose garden fertilizer in early spring.

Sunlight

in full sun or in the penumbra

Soil

Soil - a mixture of peat (3/4) and sand (1/4), with the addition of a full mineral fertilizer at the rate of 1.5 g per bucket of soil.

Temperature

optimal 18-25 ° C (64-77 °F)

Container

open soil

Additional

no No transplanting

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