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Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i
Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)-i

Coralgem

Scientific name
Lotus berthelotii

Basic Information

Fabaceae Family Lotus Genus Coralgem Species
Fabaceae > Lotus > Lotus berthelotii
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  • Flower
  • Forb/herb
  • Perennial
Height
20cm ~ 30cm
Flower Color
Leaf Color
Anthesis
spring, summer
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Hardiness Zones
9
Cold resistance
Poor
Heat resistance
Good
Habitat of origin
Spain (Canary Islands)
Growth Rate
Normal

What is Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)?

What is Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Coralgem, also known as Lotus berthelotii, is a trailing plant native to the Canary Islands. The plant belongs to the Fabaceae family. It is grown as an ornamental plant. Lotus berthelotii thrives in well-draining soil. The plant produces small, inconspicuous fruits after flowering. Lotus berthelotii is relatively easy to grow.

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Flower meaning

The flower meaning in the United States is: - Attractiveness and elegance - Fortitude and elasticity - Affection and fervor Example: Affection and fervor Conveying profound fondness and intense emotions toward someone exceptional. Birth flowers: - January: Carnation - February: Violet - March: Daffodil - April: Daisy - May: Lily of the Valley - June: Rose - July: Larkspur - August: Gladiolus - September: Aster - October: Marigold - November: Chrysanthemum - December: Poinsettia

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Calendar of Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Calendar

Coralgem flowers typically bloom in the spring and summer months in the United States. The plant showcases its best floral display during the late spring to early summer period. Every few weeks the flowers bloom fully, depending on conditions. Water, light, and food keep it blooming longer. Removing faded flowers also keeps it blooming. Avoid big temperature changes and keep the soil moist to make the flowers last longer.

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How to grow Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Watering

Water Coralgem weekly in summer. Ensure moist soil, not sopping wet. In winter, water Coralgem every 2-3 weeks. Check soil moisture by inserting finger 1 inch into soil. If soil is dry, water Coralgem. Best to water in morning. This allows extra water to evaporate during day. Evaporation lowers chance of fungus problems. Vary water amount based on weather and climate conditions.

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Soil and Fertilizer

Coralgem needs soil that drains properly with pH between 6 and 7. Apply fertilizer with 10-10-10 N-P-K ratio in early spring, summer, and fall. Use 1 tablespoon per square foot. Water thoroughly after. Check soil regularly to keep good nutrient levels. Over-fertilizing harms plants. Watch plant growth and change fertilizer as needed. Good soil helps Coralgem grow strong roots and leaves.

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Sunlight and Place

Coralgem thrives in full sun exposure, requiring at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Allow Coralgem sufficient light. It is essential to monitor the plant's response to light and adjust placement accordingly. It exhibits excellent heat tolerance, preferring temperatures between 65-85°F. It can withstand cold temperatures down to 50°F but may require protection if exposed to frost or prolonged cold spells. During summer, ensure adequate watering to prevent dehydration. In winter, reduce watering frequency to avoid waterlogged soil. Place Coralgem in well-draining soil and avoid overcrowding to promote air circulation. Optimum placement includes areas with good air circulation and minimal shade.

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Advanced Information of Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Pruning

Coralgem requires customary clipping to uphold its form, endorse renewed flowering, and refine whole botanical vigor. Pruning is essential to eliminate expired or impaired twigs, boost flowering, and forbid overpopulation. The ace occasion to clip Coralgem is in latter winter or early bounce preceding original budding begins. When pruning, operate neat, keen implements to execute accurate cuts fair over a petiole knot or side arm. Discard any traversing or massaging divisions to ban malady and refine breeze circulation. Afterafter pruning, irrigate the botanical thoroughly and employ a counterpoised fertilizer to buttress convalescence and original budding. Habitual pruning will assist Coralgem boom and linger energetic in your greenery.

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Planting and Harvest

Coralgem is ideal for potted planting with compact size and growth habits. Repot Coralgem for 1-2 years in larger pot to avoid root-bound. If yellow leaves or stunted growth, check drainage and watering.

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Propagation

Coralgem able to increase propagation by sowing seeds, dividing, and removing cuttings. Separating the plant into little pieces with connected roots, making sure each part has adequate roots and shoots. Slices ought to be obtained from robust stems, dipped in rooting liquid, then inserted in appropriate medium. Leaf slices also work by obtaining a robust leaf, situating it in moist medium, keeping it in a warm, bright place. To amplify likelihood of propagation, suggested to utilize blend of these procedures.

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Pests and Diseases

Coralgem might possibly be vulnerable to certain insects including aphids and spider mites. There are also fungal diseases like powdery mildew that can affect this plant. Different pests and diseases can produce distinctive symptoms on the leaves and stems. Using preventative measures like inspection and appropriate care methods can help avoid problems. When issues occur, plants may underperform and grow slower than desired. Overall, being aware of potential pests and diseases, along with best practices for prevention and treatment, enables successful cultivation.

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Habitat of Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Habitat

Toxicity of Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

Health Benefits

edible
Inedible
Toxic
No toxicity

NO DATA

Toxic for dogs and cats

NO DATA

Q&A of Coralgem (Lotus berthelotii)

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