Angelica are a genus of tall biennial and perennial herbs with bunches of starry white or greenish flowers. The plants of this genus are found across the Northern Hemisphere and provide a host of uses for local peoples. In Lapland, the plants are used to make traditional instruments, whereas in North America, they were often used for ritual purposes.
Water:
Angelica thrives in moist environments, needing consistent hydration without waterlogging. Water weekly to maintain optimal moisture. Its growth is closely linked to water availability, with peak vitality during rainy seasons when moisture levels are at their highest.
Propagation:
Propagation of angelica primarily occurs via seed sowing, with division of mature plants also common. Success hinges on ample light, moist well-draining soil, and moderate temperatures. Stratification may aid germination. Division should be done in spring or fall, ensuring each section has growth points.
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