Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade

Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade should be watered regularly and consistently. Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry. Depending on the season, it may need to be watered up to once a week during hot weather and less frequently in cooler weather. When watering, ensure that the root area is getting the moisture it needs for optimal growth. However, be careful not to overwater, as this can damage the roots and cause the plant to become root-bound. Additionally, rain should be taken into consideration when watering your Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade—if the plant is getting plenty of rain, waterings should be decreased, or else the soil could become oversaturated.

Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade, also known as Circaea x sterilis, thrives in partial to full shade, with indirect or filtered sunlight. When planted in full sun, this species may experience leaf burn and wilting. The ideal amount and timing of sunlight for Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade is around 6 hours of direct or filtered sunlight a day, preferably in the late morning or afternoon hours, when the sun is less intense and temperatures are more mild. If the plant is exposed to longer periods of sunlight, it would be wise to provide some protection from the extreme rays.

Intermediate Enchanter's Nightshade should be pruned during the late winter or early spring months, when the plant is in its dormant state. Pruning should be limited in order to maintain the natural shape and size of the plant; removing only any dead or damaged foliage and thinning out some of the foliage to promote air circulation and reduce the chance of diseases. Aim for a modest 1/3 cutback of established plants, although be sure to follow the structure of the plant and not to cut any foliage back to bare stems.