How do you pour Hebe Green Globe properly?
The roots of the Hebe Green Globe cannot tolerate absolute drought. You should therefore water in such a way that the root ball never dries out completely. However, waterlogging is even less affected by this lifting variety. So only plant them in well-drained soil.
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When do you have to fertilize?
In the garden there is usually no need to fertilize, since Green Globe is usually grown as an annual.
For maintenance in the bucket, give the perennial liquid fertilizer every two weeks.
Can the Green Globe be cut into shape?
Hebe Green Globe is easy to cut. It can be cut into shape very well. The spherical shape is preferred, as the name Globe suggests.
It is cut in early spring or autumn.
Can you transplant Hebe Green Globe?
If Hebe Green Globe is grown in the garden, you can try transplanting it in spring. Dig them up generously.
When caring for it in the tub, the shrub veronica is only repotted when the roots grow out of the tub above or below. The best time to repot is spring.
Which diseases and pests can occur?
Like all shrub veronica varieties, Hebe Green Globe is very robust and is rarely attacked by pests and diseases.
Aphids or spider mites can occur in unfavorable locations. Root or stem rot is triggered by excessive air or soil moisture.
If the perennial gets yellow leaves, it is due to a lack of light.
How is Hebe Green Globe overwintered?
Hibernate the shrub veronica outdoors with a mulch blanket and a cover with fir branches.
In the pot, place the plant in a light, cool location frost-free.
Tips
Green Globe prefers a sunny to partially shady location. Since the plant is not hardy, it can only survive a winter in the garden in a very sheltered place. It can withstand temperatures below freezing for a few days at most.
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