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• Shipped in 2.5" pot.
• Approximately 4-6" tall.
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Abutilon ‘Red Glory’ (Abutilon hybrid) ‘Red Glory’ is a new abutilon that combines deep, red flower color with an impressive size and a free blooming compact habit. The 2 ½” open face flowers present themselves more vertically than most abutilons and arrive in clusters on the growing tips creating a spectacular visual show. A Sage Reynolds’ hybrid, ‘Red Glory’ is really the perfect abutilon for containers and best of all, it’s a year-round bloomer, working well either on the winter windowsill or in the summer patio container. Hardiness Zone 9, 10 Bloom Season Everbloomer Sun Requirement Full Sun, Partial Sun Grows to 1-2' Minimum Temperature Indoors 45 Type Easy Grower Light: Full sun exposure (a southern window) is best. East or west windows would be the next choice. They are high light s that need direct sunlight for flowering and compact growth. Temperature: Maintain temperatures above 45 degrees as an indoor container . Under warmer temperatures, grow in high light, as they are rapid growers and will stretch if light is low and temperatures warm. Humidity: Preferably 50% or higher; however, they will tolerate low levels with no harm. Watering: Bring the soil to a state of visual dryness between waterings. When watering, thoroughly saturate soil until a little water runs out of the bottom of the pot. Growing in a clay pot will help maintain a y root system. Fertilizer: Fertilize with ½ tsp of fertilizer per gallon of water once a week. If leaves become pale or older leaves turn yellow and fall excessively, increase fertilizer to twice a week until they green up. Use a balanced fertilizer i.e. 15-15-15 or a blooming fertilizer like Dyna-Gro Liquid Grow Food 7-9-5. Pruning: Repot once has completely filled the pot. Abutilons love to be pruned and respond well to a hard pruning. To culture specimens over the long term, it is necessary to prune up to 50-70% of gro th. Any time the growth gets straggly, cu