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🌻 Plant Care Guide For Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'
🪴 Intermediate
Botanical Name: Canna x generalis Indian Shot
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Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'
Botanical Name: Canna x generalis Indian Shot
Medium Water
Direct Sun
Toxic
🪴 Intermediate
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📚 Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' Care Guide
Canna Lily Indian Shot bear broad, smooth paddle-like leaves reminiscent of banana plants. The oversize leaves make it easy to create dramatic combinations with other, more finely textured plants. Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' details
Botanical Name | Canna x generalis Indian Shot |
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Other Name | Canna |
Effort Level | Intermediate |
💧️ Water - Medium Water OR High Water
Moderate Water Needs
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' requires a moderate amount of water. You will want to allow the top few inches of soil dry in between waterings. As a general rule of thumb, depending on where you have planted and how much light your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' receives, you may need to water once a week.
Growing Indoors
If you are growing indoors or in a container, you can always check the moisture of the soil by using your thum or finger. Stick it in the soil -- if it is dry, then you will likely want to water your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'.
Pot selection is also important to keep your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' from getting too wet. It is important to select a pot with plenty of drainage holes as this will allow excess water to train out of the pot rather than to just sit on the bottom. Drainage holes also allow air to get into the soil from the bottom of the pot. Using a terracotta pot or another type of pot made of a permeable material can also help keepCanna Lily 'Indian Shot' from getting too wet. Terracotta and other similar materials allow water to wick away from the soil faster than they would in a plastic pot.
Growing Outdoors
If you are growing Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' outdoors, the amount of light your plant is receiving is key to determining how often to water your plant. Plants that require moderate water, generally do best if they can get some respite from the sun during the day as it can dry out the soil fairly quickly. If you have planted in a sunny area, you will likely need to water this plant more often than if it is planted in a shady area. The type of soil you plant in is also important. Sandy and loamy soils tend to dry out much quicker. You can always amend soil with organic material such as peat moss or compost to encourage moisture retention.
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' requires a moderate amount of water. You will want to allow the top few inches of soil dry in between waterings. As a general rule of thumb, depending on where you have planted and how much light your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' receives, you may need to water once a week.
Growing Indoors
If you are growing indoors or in a container, you can always check the moisture of the soil by using your thum or finger. Stick it in the soil -- if it is dry, then you will likely want to water your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'.
Pot selection is also important to keep your Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' from getting too wet. It is important to select a pot with plenty of drainage holes as this will allow excess water to train out of the pot rather than to just sit on the bottom. Drainage holes also allow air to get into the soil from the bottom of the pot. Using a terracotta pot or another type of pot made of a permeable material can also help keepCanna Lily 'Indian Shot' from getting too wet. Terracotta and other similar materials allow water to wick away from the soil faster than they would in a plastic pot.
Growing Outdoors
If you are growing Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' outdoors, the amount of light your plant is receiving is key to determining how often to water your plant. Plants that require moderate water, generally do best if they can get some respite from the sun during the day as it can dry out the soil fairly quickly. If you have planted in a sunny area, you will likely need to water this plant more often than if it is planted in a shady area. The type of soil you plant in is also important. Sandy and loamy soils tend to dry out much quicker. You can always amend soil with organic material such as peat moss or compost to encourage moisture retention.
High Water Needs
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' can tolerate and grow in low light and shady areas which means it prefers about 2 hours of diffused natural light. Remember, low light does not mean NO light! All plants need light to survive, some more than others.
When plants like Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' grow in low light or shady areas, you will want to avoid exposing them to direct sunlight unless direct sun is specified as a light need for the plant. In which case it can tolerate a wide range of low light to direct sun conditions and is very forgiving!
If growing outdoors, you will want to plant Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' in a shady area.Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' is a great option for shade gardens or underneath trees or near fence lines that provide cover from bright sunlight.
If growing indoors, you can grow this type of plant in a lot of different areas of your house. The only thing to keep in mind is that you will want to avoid direct sunlight (unless specified) for Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'. This means if you are growing near a South-facing window, make sure to place it a few feet away from the window. South-facing windows receive the most amount of bright, indirect and direct light a day. Eastern-facing windows receive light in the morning and afternoon shade, while West-facing windows receive sun in the afternoon. North-facing windows receive the least amount of light and would be great candidates for where to place you Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'.
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' can tolerate and grow in low light and shady areas which means it prefers about 2 hours of diffused natural light. Remember, low light does not mean NO light! All plants need light to survive, some more than others.
When plants like Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' grow in low light or shady areas, you will want to avoid exposing them to direct sunlight unless direct sun is specified as a light need for the plant. In which case it can tolerate a wide range of low light to direct sun conditions and is very forgiving!
If growing outdoors, you will want to plant Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' in a shady area.Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' is a great option for shade gardens or underneath trees or near fence lines that provide cover from bright sunlight.
If growing indoors, you can grow this type of plant in a lot of different areas of your house. The only thing to keep in mind is that you will want to avoid direct sunlight (unless specified) for Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'. This means if you are growing near a South-facing window, make sure to place it a few feet away from the window. South-facing windows receive the most amount of bright, indirect and direct light a day. Eastern-facing windows receive light in the morning and afternoon shade, while West-facing windows receive sun in the afternoon. North-facing windows receive the least amount of light and would be great candidates for where to place you Canna Lily 'Indian Shot'.
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☀️ Light - Direct Sun
Direct Sunlight (Full Sun)
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' thrives best in direct sunlight or full sun meaning that it loves at least 6-8 hours of bright direct light.
If growing outdoors, you will want to plant Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' in an area that receives sunlight throughout the day. If growing indoors, place near a South-facing window for ideal conditions. South-facing windows receive the most amount of direct light everyday.
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' thrives best in direct sunlight or full sun meaning that it loves at least 6-8 hours of bright direct light.
If growing outdoors, you will want to plant Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' in an area that receives sunlight throughout the day. If growing indoors, place near a South-facing window for ideal conditions. South-facing windows receive the most amount of direct light everyday.
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🐶️ Pet Toxicity - Toxic
Toxic To Pets
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' is toxic to your pet friends. Becareful and keep out of reach of dogs, cats, and other pets.
Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' is toxic to your pet friends. Becareful and keep out of reach of dogs, cats, and other pets.
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🌳 Mature Size
Up to 3 to 4 Feet.Up to 4 to 6 Feet.
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🧪 Soil pH Needs
Slightly Acidic (Soil pH of 6-6.5)Neutral (Soil pH of 6.5-7.5)
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🦋 Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' Plant Uses and Characteristics
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🌺 When does Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' bloom?
Blooms from late Spring from early Summer.Blooms in mid Summer.Blooms from late Summer to early Fall.Not Known.
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🌱 Propagation Methods
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❤️🔥 Grows well in...
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🌎 Hardiness Zone
Hardiness zones (or Grow Zones) are areas where Canna Lily 'Indian Shot' is able to grow outdoors year round.
If you are located outside of the specified grow zones, you will need to bring your plant indoors during cooler months if you are growing outside. We recommend growing in a container or indoors.
If you are located outside of the specified grow zones, you will need to bring your plant indoors during cooler months if you are growing outside. We recommend growing in a container or indoors.
Zone 7B
5 to 10 F
Zone 8A
10 to 15 F
Zone 8B
15 to 20 F
Zone 9A
20 to 25 F
Zone 9B
25 to 30 F
Zone 10A
30 to 35 F
Zone 10B
35 to 40 F
Zone 11
40 to 50 F
Zone 7B
Zone 7 generally offers a wide growing season being in the middle of the extremes. You can grow a wide variety of flowers, shrubs, vegetables, and fruits. The most important factor is understanding which plants can tolerate frost and cooler months in this zone to be successful.
First Frost:
Mid-October is the typical time-frame, but can go as late as first week in November.
Last Frost:
Mid-April is the typical time-frame, but at times it can go up to as laste as first week of May.States Included In This Zone:
Zone 7 generally offers a wide growing season being in the middle of the extremes. You can grow a wide variety of flowers, shrubs, vegetables, and fruits. The most important factor is understanding which plants can tolerate frost and cooler months in this zone to be successful.
First Frost:
Mid-October is the typical time-frame, but can go as late as first week in November.
Last Frost:
Mid-April is the typical time-frame, but at times it can go up to as laste as first week of May.States Included In This Zone:
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Washington
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