Lisianthus Live Plant, Healthy Starter, and 50 similar items

#MEIAZKA Lisianthus - A special flower for any occasion. Our Lisianthus plugs are well-rooted starter plants with only 2 or 3 pairs of leaves that come ready to transplant into your final containers or in the ground. We have planted this size plug on our farm for years, and they grow beautifully. This is the ideal amount of growth for transplanting a plug of this species because their roots are less crowded and not root-bound. Plants that are allowed to become root-bound will not grow as healthy long term. Although larger-sized pots of this species may have more leaves, this size grows very well and saves your shipping costs. Lisianthus, or Eustoma grandiflorum, are flowering plants native to northern Mexico and the Great Plains in the United States. Lisianthus is often used in floral arrangements due to its resemblance to a rose and its longevity. They have a long vase life and can last up to two weeks when they're cut and put into water, and maybe longer if you give them flower food. They're a great addition to your garden if you need help attracting pollinators and enjoy cut flowers. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds will likely flock to Lisianthus plants all summer long. Because of its heat endurance, It has become the "ace" cut flower for summer occasions. Businesses specializing in weddings, funerals, and ceremonial occasions have been in demand for years, and it has become an indispensable standard cut flower. Explore the full range of color choices for our beautiful flowers at our shop so that you won't miss out on any of the stunning options available. Lisianthus is an elegant yet heat-loving plant native to USDA ZONES 8-10, it doesn't like direct afternoon sun. The lowest temperature Lisianthus can survive outdoors is 10F. If you live in zones colder than 8, you may need to bring your plants inside until the temperature warms up again. But we have experimented with Lisianthus outdoors in zone 7 where our farm is. We were able to save it (75% survived for the past 4 years) with a thick layer of mulch until the following spring, but keep in mind that it needs to receive plenty of light. Quick Care Guide Height Spread Height: 1-3 feet, Spread: 9-12inches Light Full sun in the morning, part shade in the afternoon Soil Loamy, sandy, well-drained soil