Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?

50% peat, 25% compost, 25% sand

Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers

Fertilize every 2-3 weeks with a balanced fertilizer.

What Is Jacobena?

Jacobena plants are evergreen shrubs that grow into a beautiful crown of leaves. This plant is suitable for hedges, borders and large gardens. Jacobena, also known as Brazilian hair, needs moderate water, humidity and partial sun.

What Are The Different Types Of Jacobena?

Jacobena Pink
This species has pink flowers that stand out against the dark green leaves.

Jacobena Yellow
The flowers of this variety are bright yellow and colorful. The contrast between the dark green leaves and yellow flowers is truly beautiful.

Jacobena White
This variety has upright, tubular flowers and long, dark green leaves.

Feel free to prune plants to maintain size and shape. Pruning plants back will encourage thick, lush new growth and encourage more blooms. Remove old flowers to keep the plant looking healthy and to prevent seeds from forming; This allows the plant to release the energy to use new flowers.

Location
Jacobena, also known as Brazilian feather flower or flamingo flower, is a uniquely beautiful plant variety that can beautify any interior. This plant is from the Acanthaceae family and is native to Brazil.

Sunlight
Jacobena  likes sunlight but not direct sunlight. A location near a north or east window is ideal. Jacobena loves regular soil. Water regularly, but make sure the topsoil is dry before watering again.

Land
Jacobena likes potting mix with good drainage. You can use regular indoor soil with perlite added for better drainage. Jacobena plants grow quickly and may need to be repotted every year.

Hydration
Water Jacobinia regularly and do not allow the soil to dry out. The soil should always be kept moist but not wet. During the blooming period, use garden pruners to remove spent blooms to encourage continued bloom and keep plants clean.

Nourishment
Jacobena  should be planted in fertile, well-drained soil that absorbs all moisture during the day.

Isssues
Lack of water causes wilting. Remember to water regularly but avoid stagnant soil. Jacobena can be affected by pests such as aphids and whiteflies. Check your plants regularly and use a mild insecticide or neem oil if you notice any disease.

What are the benefits of Jacobena plant?

Attracts pollinators: Tubular flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators, promoting diversity in the garden. Air Purification: An indoor plant, goldenrod purifies the air by removing pollutants and improving air quality.

FAQs About Growing Jacobena

1. How big is the Jacobena tree?
Jacobena is an evergreen plant about 3 to 7 feet tall and wide, with dark green leaves up to 6 inches long and upward-facing tubular pinnate clusters of small flowers in rose-red, scarlet, yellow, orange, apricot, or white. (depending on selection), occurs from summer to autumn.

2. Is Jacobena planting annual or annual?
Perennial Shrubs Justicia or Jacobina is a slow-growing, shade-loving perennial shrub and is an excellent choice for adding color to edging beds or dark corners.

3. How was Jacobinia born?
Jacobinia is usually propagated by stem cuttings that are rooted in the soil and then transplanted to a permanent location in the soil. Jacobinia is hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 10

4. How do you care for Jacobin Brazilian Fuchsia?
Water and Care: Plant in moist, well-drained soil. Keep in full or partial sun. A competitive evergreen that works as a short-lived plant in cold climates. If placed outdoors, a chemical resistance test must be performed.

5. How to water oya leaves? 
Water every 1-2 weeks to keep the soil moist during the winter months. Allow the soil to dry to a depth of 1-2 inches before watering again.