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Blue Star Creeper Plant Care An application of any general-purpose garden fertilizer before new growth emerges in spring will keep the plant well-nourished throughout the growing season. Shearing the plant down to about an inch (2.5 cm.) in autumn helps keep the plant tidy during the winter months.
- How do you care for a blue star creeper?
- Is Blue Star Creeper poisonous?
- Does Blue Star Creeper stay green in winter?
- Why is my blue star creeper dying?
How do you care for a blue star creeper?
Blue star creeper can be described as having medium water needs. It is known for being drought tolerant but thrives with adequate moisture in the summer months. During the summer, keep the soil moist with regular watering to support strong growth.
Is Blue Star Creeper poisonous?
Is the plant considered toxic or poisonous to people, kids, pets? Keep kids and pets away from Blue Star Creeper because all parts are toxic if ingested. Additionally, people with sensitive skin may experience an allergic reaction when handling the plant.
Does Blue Star Creeper stay green in winter?
First things first: blue star creeper is super easy to plant and maintain. ... Being a low but fast-growing plant, it develops into a mass of deep green leaves with delicate creeping stems. They remain evergreen throughout the year.
Why is my blue star creeper dying?
The dying area could be too wet, which could invite root rot. In fact, this is my first guess – and your extra watering could be making it worse. ... There could be underground grubs eating the roots (like crane fly larvae eat the roots of lawns).
