Arceuthobium globosum

Arceuthobium globosum is a parasitic plant with small, globular fruiting structures that latch onto coniferous hosts. It lacks leaves, instead possessing tiny, scale-like structures along its stem. The overall form is designed to draw nutrients from its host, enabling it to survive in forest environments where direct access to resources is limited.

Scientific classification

Species

Arceuthobium globosum (Arceuthobium globosum)

Sandalwoods, mistletoes and allies

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Shrub

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Arceuthobium globosum

Every week

Water

Pruning: Arceuthobium globosum is a parasitic plant with spherical growths. Prune in early spring to remove infested or damaged branches, enhancing health and controlling invasiveness. Regular pruning improves air circulation and reduces disease risk. Always sanitize tools to prevent infection spread.

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