Snakeroots are perennial shrubs that tend to be native to warmer regions. They grow small flowers in clusters on woody stems. People have observed that the foliage has an unpleasant smell. The genus name means 'like Ageratum', as they look similar to this genus of plants.
Water:
Snakeroots thrives in moist environments, needing consistent hydration and well-drained yet moist soil. It is moderately drought-tolerant but prefers high humidity. Weekly watering helps maintain its water balance, as it aligns its growth cycles with seasonal rain patterns.
Propagation:
Propagation methods for snakeroots include seeds, cuttings, and division, requiring well-draining soil, warmth, and indirect light. Maintain clean cuts for cuttings, stratify seeds in cooler climates, and separate roots carefully during division. Propagation is moderately easy and best done in the dormant phase.
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