Colicroots (Aletris) grow as perennials with tubular flowers and are commonly found in North America, West Indies, and Eastern Asia. The Latin name, Aletris, comes from Aletris in Greek mythology - a female servant who ground corn and grains. They are usually found on sandy beaches, roadside patches, and swamp edges.
Water:
Colicroots adapts to diverse environments with moderate drought tolerance, needing weekly watering to maintain its health. Thriving in specific humidity levels, it benefits from natural rainfall when cultivated outdoors, aligning with its growth cycles and minimizing the risk of water stress or root rot.
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