4 ANNUAL BACOPA ASSORTMENT

Thrives in full sun to part shade. Prefers morning sun or dappled light with afternoon shade, especially in hotter climates. Blooms best with at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight.

Keep soil consistently moist. Bacopa demands regular watering—if it dries out even briefly, it may drop buds and pause flowering for days. Water deeply, then maintain even moisture. Never let it sit in waterlogged soil.

Soil Prefers rich, well-draining soil with organic matter. Grow in garden beds with amended loamy soil or use a high-quality potting mix in containers. Ensure pots and hanging baskets have adequate drainage holes. Fertilizer Feed every 1–3 weeks. Use a balanced liquid fertilizer regularly—every 1–2 weeks for containers, 2–3 weeks for garden beds—to support continuous bloom. Yellowing foliage and sparse flowers often indicate the need for feeding. Humidity Enjoys moderate humidity with good airflow. Bacopa tolerates warm, humid conditions but prefers good circulation to avoid fungal issues. In very hot weather, foliage may fade—gentle pruning can help rejuvenate appearance and blooms. Bloom & Seasonal Notes Flowers nearly nonstop from late spring until frost. Delicate, dime-sized blooms can trail 12–36" depending on variety. Most types are self-cleaning—you don’t need to deadhead spent blooms; older growth is naturally replaced by new flowering shoots. Planting & Maintenance Tips Planting time: After the danger of frost has passed in spring. Spacing: Plant 8–12" apart in beds; single plant per 4‑inch container works beautifully. Pruning: Trim back mid-season if becoming leggy to encourage fresh, dense growth. Heat impact: In extremes over 90°F, flowering may decline—move to partial shade or water more frequently to maintain performance.