How High Does a Patchouli Plant Get?
The patchouli plant is known scientifically as Pogostemon patchouli. It is an erect perennial herb that originated in Asia. It is grown for its attractive dark green leaves as well as for the strongly-scented patchouli oil it produces. Does this Spark an idea?
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Size
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According to the University of Oklahoma, patchouli plants grow to a full height of about 12 inches, with a spread that is also 12 inches. The leaves are thick and fleshy and they tend to be about 3 inches long and 1½ inches wide.
Cultivation
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Patchouli plants require a rich, well-drained potting medium. They thrive when given access to full sun. The plant also tolerates partial shade. It should be watered regularly throughout its flowering period, and it should receive less water over the winter.
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Fertilization
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To help the patchouli plant reach its full height, provide it with a balanced fertilizer that is diluted to half the strength that is recommended on the label. According to the University of Oklahoma, apply the diluted fertilizer to the patchouli plant every other week.
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