Snapdragons are a diverse, hardy group of flowering plants in the plantain family. These plants are so-named because their showy flowers are said to resemble the partially opened mouth of a dragon. Many snapdragons do well during cold seasons, making them popular ornamentals when it is too cold for most other plants to bloom.
Water:
Originating from Mediterranean rocky areas, snapdragons adapts to minimal moisture and short droughts. It prefers well-draining soil and moderate humidity. Water sparingly, ideally weekly. Indoors, snapdragons flourishes with ample light and requires consistent watering during active growth periods.
Propagation:
Snapdragons propagation can be achieved via seeds or cuttings. Key needs include well-drained soil and moderate moisture. For seeds, maintain temperatures of 18-24°C (65-75°F) and avoid direct sunlight. Cuttings need humidity. Use peat and perlite for successful rooting.
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