Graceful perennial and semi-deciduous plant, with a characteristic bushy and compact habit. Native to Mexico, and dwarf form of the Ruellia brittoniana, it can grow quickly up to a maximum height of 40 cm and a slightly greater width. Densely branched from the base, it has erect semi-woody stems that bear attractive opposite leaves, hairless and smooth, linear or lanceolate, up to 20 cm long and no more than 2 cm large, with smooth margins and acute apex and dark green. In summer and until late autumn, numerous blue-violet flowers of about 4 cm in diameter grow on the apical parts of the branches. They are trumpet shaped and smell like the petunia, hence the popular name "Mexican petunia” attributed to this plant. These flowers attract the attention of butterfly clouds.
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