Newly planted Damianita in Phoenix needs poor, well-drained soil and consistent moisture during its first year—then it becomes extremely drought-tolerant.
After year one: minimal water, no fertilizer. Prune damaged/unwanted stems in early spring before heat. This desert native rewards neglect once established.
Your nursery's unfamiliarity is common—Damianita is a specialty native often overlooked in conventional horticulture.
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