Product description
The 6 pack of Bacopa Pink Basket Plants will offer a vibrancy to the garden, with a striking array of colour adding to displays. The plants are easy to care for throughout the year, flowering from late Spring until the end of Summer, only taking a few weeks to thrive and flourish once they're planted. Bacopa Pink can be utilised as part of a hanging basket display, flower bed, border, pot or garden container. Regular watering should be carried out and a feed every 4-6 weeks is also required.
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Bacopa Pink Basket Plants
Bacopa Pink Basket Plants
Product description
The 6 pack of Bacopa Pink Basket Plants will offer a vibrancy to the garden, with a striking array of colour adding to displays. The plants are easy to care for throughout the year, flowering from late Spring until the end of Summer, only taking a few weeks to thrive and flourish once they're planted. Bacopa Pink can be utilised as part of a hanging basket display, flower bed, border, pot or garden container. Regular watering should be carried out and a feed every 4-6 weeks is also required.
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Plant specs, care guide & tips
Key features
Specifications
When to plant
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Planting and period of interest times are general guidelines and may vary based on your location and conditions. For best results, consult local gardening resources.
Instructions
Top Tip
Trim back long stems occasionally to encourage a fuller shape and stronger flowering. Although Bacopa self-cleans, removing any faded blooms or foliage can help maintain a fresh and tidy appearance throughout the season.
How to Water
Water Bacopa regularly to keep the compost consistently moist, especially in warm or windy conditions. These plants dislike drying out, which can lead to reduced flowering. Ensure baskets have good drainage and avoid letting the soil become soggy or waterlogged.
How to Plant
Plant Bacopa in hanging baskets, containers, or the edges of raised beds using moisture-retentive, well-drained compost. Position in full sun to partial shade, where the trailing stems can spill naturally. Allow space for airflow to maintain plant health and avoid overcrowding.
