Mexican heather thrives in containers with proper watering and feeding.
Use the weight method: water until the pot feels heavy, let it sit in a saucer for 5-10 minutes, then discard excess. Wait until the pot feels light again (every 3-10 days depending on conditions). Never let plants wilt.
Apply fertilizer monthly during the growing season. Consult a local garden center for region-specific care tips, as climate affects watering frequency and winter survival.
With consistent moisture and nutrition, Mexican heather provides abundant small flowers throughout the season.
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