Native to the tropical regions of America and Africa.
Easy to grow plants that require only moderate care and attention.
Bright sprawling flowers that add beauty to your garden.
A great perennial groundcover to enhance the appearance of your garden.
Used as a medicinal plant widely for curing several ailments.
How to Care?
Choose a sunny area of your balcony or outdoor garden to ensure the best growth for Lantana plants.
They prefer being in warm temperatures. So, the growth rate may reduce in the cold climate.
You need to water them well enough in the first two months after receiving them to ensure the best growth.
Choose the summer and spring seasons to feed them with fertilizer using organic fertilizer only.
Always balance the fertilizer with water to allow the plant to get all the nutrients efficiently.
Keep your Lantana plants away from AC vents to prevent the leaves from burning.
Do not overwater them if the pot does not contain a drainage hole.
Never fertilize them during the winter seasons as the growth speed reduces at the time, and it will be difficult for the plants to absorb all the nutrients efficiently.
Do not re-pot immediately after receiving them, as the plant will not survive easily.
Keep pruning the Lantana plant from time to time if it overshadows the nearby plants or areas.
Permanently remove the dead or infected parts of the plant to let new shoots grow quickly.
Use Neem oil or Eucalyptus oil as a primary treatment against any bacterial or fungal disease.
They can easily tolerate any kind of soil. However, choose a well-draining fertile soil.
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