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Lobelia erinus

Lobelia erinus

Home-grown

In season

Lobelia

Lobelia

A very floriferous seasonal plant, ideal for window boxes and pots, perfect for adding colour to bright spaces with frequent watering.

Approx. height

From 30 to 60 cm

From 30 to 60 cm

Approx. width

From 30 to 60 cm

From 30 to 60 cm

From 30 to 60 cm

Light

Partial shade

Partial shade

Ideal temp.

Low (does not tolerate cold)

Low (does not tolerate cold)

Toxicity

Non-toxic

Non-toxic

Maintenance

Easy

Easy

Recommended watering

Exterior, Sunny

Exterior, Sunny

Sales format

2.6L tub

2.6L tub

Our experts say

The Lobelia erinus is a flowering plant highly valued for its ability to fill pots and planters with a compact mass of colour and a very decorative “cascading” effect. It produces abundant blooms in blue, violet, white or pink tones, creating a fresh, bright finish ideal for balconies, windowsills and seasonal arrangements. Its growth habit is usually low and dense, and many varieties tend to trail slightly, making it perfect for hanging baskets and raised planters.
It is a seasonal plant that performs especially well when kept on a regular watering schedule and placed in a bright spot. In mild periods it can flower for weeks, bringing continuous colour and a fine texture that pairs very well with other flowering plants.

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Benefits

  • Very abundant, continuous flowering throughout the season.

  • Ideal for pots, planters and hanging baskets thanks to its compact or slightly trailing habit.

  • Brings intense colour and a very full, lush finish to floral arrangements.

  • Pairs easily with other seasonal plants and enhances green and silver tones.

  • Perfect for adding a fresh, bright touch to outdoor spaces.

Special care

  • Prefers abundant light with gentle sun; in very hot climates, it is best to avoid strong midday sun.

  • Needs frequent watering: the substrate should be kept slightly moist, without becoming waterlogged.

  • Good drainage is essential; in a pot, do not leave standing water in the saucer.

  • During heatwaves, it can decline quickly: placing it in partial shade and increasing the watering frequency helps.

  • Lightly trim the plant if it starts to “open up” or weaken, to encourage a more compact regrowth.

  • Feed gently every 2–3 weeks during the flowering season to maintain its intensity.

  • Watch for aphids or whitefly if there is heat stress or poor ventilation.