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How fast does bog chickweed grow?
The growth rate of bog chickweed can vary depending on environmental conditions, but it generally exhibits a moderate to fast growth pace during its growing season in spring and early summer. Optimal conditions include wet habitats, such as the edges of streams or in boggy areas, where it can spread quickly through self-seeding and forming mats.
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