Psylliostachys suworowii is an annual plant commonly known as Russian Statice. Despite its common name, this plant is native to Central Asia. Other common names given to this plant include Pink Pokers and Rat-Tail Statice. These names were given because of the plant’s appearance. The leaves of the Russian Statice grow at the base of the plant in the form of a rosette. Narrow flower stalks emerge from the base of the plant, and the flowers that grow around the flower stalk are small but brightly colored.
How to keep Psylliostachys Suworowii.
Water
Typically, these plants should be watered once a week. In warmer temperatures or during dry periods, more frequent watering may be required. Russian Statice likes to be kept evenly moist. Soil drainage is important as this plant does not like to be waterlogged.
Temperature
Not much is known about this plant’s temperature and humidity preferences. They are thought to be resistant to frost.
Fertilizer
Russian Statice is not known to require fertilizing.
Pruning
These plants do not need to be pruned.
Toxicity
Russian Statice is not considered a toxic plant.
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Botanical profile.
- Plant Type
- Annual
- Hardiness Zone
- 3-9
- Bloom Time
- Summer to autumn
- Native Area
- Central Asia
Other names.
