dichondra silver falls

1. How do you care for Dichondra Silver Falls?
2. Will Dichondra Silver Falls grow in shade?
3. Is Dichondra a perennial?
4. Why is my Dichondra Silver Falls dying?
5. Is Dichondra poisonous to dogs?
6. How often should you water Silver Falls?
7. How long does Silver Falls take to grow?
8. Can I grow Silver Falls indoors?
9. What will kill Dichondra?
10. Does Dichondra need sun?
11. Does Dichondra repens spread?
12. How can I get rid of Dichondra naturally?
13. Can you propagate Silver Falls?
14. Why is my Dichondra turning brown?

How do you care for Dichondra Silver Falls?

Dichondra Silver Falls Plant Care

Water when rainfall is not enough in cooler months. If the soil is dry to touch then water as they like the soil to remain moist. Fertilize with a slow release general fertiliser in Spring. Prune during Spring to keep the plant in shape.

Will Dichondra Silver Falls grow in shade?

Dichondra Silver Falls have lovely, small rounded leaves, resembling miniature water lily. They are Drought hardy, tolerating coastal, frost and dry conditions. They grow best in full sun. In partial shade, they tend to stay greener and have a looser habit.

Is Dichondra a perennial?

Dichondra (Dichondra repens) is a perennial ground cover plant (in USDA zones 7-11) that has a somewhat upright, creeping habit with circular leaves. It is not usually over 2 inches (5 cm.) in height and retains its bright green color in temperatures as low as 25 F.

Why is my Dichondra Silver Falls dying?

Over-watering will create leaf-loss at the base (leaves closest to the soil), root rot, and possible stem collapse. These are usually down to too much soil moisture - be sure to allow at least half of the soil dry out in between waterings and consider a brighter location, too.

Is Dichondra poisonous to dogs?

All parts of the plant are toxic, however, and may harm dogs that chew on the leaves, stems or blooms.

How often should you water Silver Falls?

CARE: Provide plenty of water during the first 12 weeks or until the plant is established and regularly in dry periods. Feed with liquid fertiliser monthly during spring and summer for lush coverage.

How long does Silver Falls take to grow?

Depending on the time of sowing and other environmental factors, it will take 7-14 days for the seeds to germinate.

Can I grow Silver Falls indoors?

Growing a Silver Falls plant indoors is a great way to add a different element to your houseplants. Not typically grown inside, Silver Falls does well in containers and there is no reason you shouldn't try it. ... During spring and summer months, you can allow the plant to soak up the sun outdoors.

What will kill Dichondra?

Answer: To remove Dichondra from St. Augustine/Bermuda grass, you should use Lontrel. Lontrel is a selective herbicide that will not harm your grass, but will kill other weeds like Dichondra.

Does Dichondra need sun?

Dichondra grows best in full sun. In partial shade, the silver varieties tend to stay greener and have a looser habit. Green types tend to have a dense growth habit, so you generally won't notice much of a difference in full or part sun. Both kinds need the soil to dry out between waterings so they don't rot.

Does Dichondra repens spread?

A creeping plant that spreads widely from underground stolons, making it a good ground cover. It is also used as a soft lawn alternative which doesn't need mowing, though it won't stand up to hard traffic.

How can I get rid of Dichondra naturally?

How can I get rid of the dichondra, or might I consider converting my lawn to it? A: Broad-leafed weed killers containing 2,4-D should eliminate the dichondra, but you can improve your success rate. Use a pump sprayer, not a hose-end sprayer so you can direct the spray in a fairly fine mist directly onto the dichondra.

Can you propagate Silver Falls?

To propagate Dichondra, the following steps are very helpful. The first step is to take cuttings from the main plant. It is best to take extra cuttings in case of loss.

Why is my Dichondra turning brown?

INSECTS & DISEASES- Most common is Alternaria fungus as a consequence of over-watering. This disease is also known as "leaf spot" starts as a light brown area on the perimeter of the leaf. It soon grows to a larger spot and eventually consumes the whole leaf. ... If leaf spot is suspected, check for over-watering.