Eremophila racemosa is an attractive species which is at risk in the wild. Cultivation summary Plants growing here appear to be quite healthy. No diseases or fungi are present. The soil is neutral but the irrigation water has a pH of nearly 8. There are no signs of chlorosis.
All plants are on their own roots, but there are no signs of root rots.
There seem to be no insect pests on any plants in the ground. The only protection they need is from rodents. In containers, however, scale sometimes appears on young plants. The reason for this difference is unclear. Perhaps container-bound plant tips are grown softer.