Pericallis webbii is the tallest member in its genus. It is a biannual to (rarely) short lived perennial with a very tall, branching stem with large, fresh green to olive green, heart shaped, serrated leaves, white-wooly below and a very broad terminal inflorescence of numerous almost white to pale rose, pink or lilac flowers. Native of rich, slightly moist soils in northern to central parts of Gran Canaria.
Pericallis Webbii Care
Pericallis Webbii



What is the plant
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How to Care for the Plant
Water
Water whenever the soil feels dry to the touch. Hot summer weather will stop the flower show. Replace them with heat-loving annuals after they fade.
Sunlight
It thrives in full or partial sun
Soil
Prefers a rich, slightly moist soil. When grown in containers use a commercial potting soil mix.
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Temperature
Just remember that pericallis is heat-sensitive so plant it early when the temperatures are cool--they can tolerate temperatures as low as 35 degrees F.
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