Gloxinia Flower
Gloxinia is a perennial flowering plant, but many hybrids are grown as annuals. Whether you enjoy yours as an annual or perennial, removing spent gloxinia blooms is the key to ensuring you get continuous flower over several weeks.
Gloxinia flower care is not too difficult. Place gloxinias in a bright area, out of direct sunlight. A location near a sunny window just outside the reach of the sun’s rays is ideal.
Growing gloxinia houseplants thrive in average room temperatures of between 60-75 F. (16-24 C.).
Water gloxinias often enough to keep the soil moist. The leaves develop brown spots if they get wet, so apply the water directly to the soil under the leaves. If allowed to dry out, gloxinias go dormant.
Use a high-phosphorus liquid plant food every two weeks on your flowering gloxinia houseplant.
When growing gloxinia houseplants as annuals, they don’t need repotting. If you pot up the plant in a decorative container or need to replace some of the soil because of accidental spillage, use an African violet potting.
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