Hi again. Am in the process of moving one of my two L. Tupa. I have quite a large one that flowers dependedly but the foliage is a sick,y greenish yellow, not the blue green I see in photos. It is living in a dry, full sun spot but does get some watering in the drought of summer. I am having second thoughts about moving this second one to a full sun spot again as it is a late summer bloomer and gets full blast summer heat here in the PNW. Does anyone have it planted in partial sun? BTW, I have seen it in the wild in Chile and they looked as many wild plants look compared to garden care plants - that is, a little worse for the wear. - Sort of what mine look like WITH garden care.
We do have quite a lean, sandy soil.
Any thoughts?
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