Pratia Pedunculata
Pratia Pedunculata
A tiny, mat-forming groundcover with starry blue flowers and fine green foliage. Excellent for terrariums or filling spaces between pavers.
We typically grow Pratia Pedunculata
in plant form in 4″ and 6″ clay pots
Common Name:
Blue Star Creeper / Matted Pratia
Mature Size:
Indoors: 1–2 in tall × 2–3 ft wide
Growth Rate:
Fast grower
Optimum Temperature:
55-75 degrees Fahrenheit
Characteristics:
A low-growing perennial groundcover with tiny green leaves and small, star-shaped blue-lavender flowers
Light:
Indoor: Bright, indirect light to partial light
Water:
Indoor: Prefers consistently moist, well-draining soil; don’t allow it to completely dry out
Outdoor: Keep soil evening moist
Fertalizer:
Feed lightly with a balanced, diluted fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during the growing season
Common Pests/Issues:
Pests: Slugs or snails
Diseases: Root rot
Additional Notes:
In northern climates, bring plants indoors to overwinter. Prune any dead or dying leaves and tissue from the plant before brining indoors. Observe over the next couple of weeks and treat with neem oil if pests are found to be present. Ensure plant gets enough light and is away from direct air flow/heat
