Thrifts features plush tufts of grass-like leaves and distinctive round, pinkish flower heads that bloom atop slender, sturdy stalks. Thriving in sandy or rocky soils, this adaptable plant typically forms dense, compact cushions, effectively resisting wind and drought. Its vivid blooms not only add visual appeal but also attract various pollinators, contributing to its resilience in harsh coastal or mountainous environments.
Water:
Thrifts thrives in saline, moist coastal environments, showing high maritime tolerance. It requires consistent weekly watering for health, adapting well to wet and dry periods. As an evergreen, it retains foliage year-round, needing less water in cooler months when growth slows.
Propagation:
Propagation methods for thrifts include division, cuttings, and seeds. Success depends on well-draining soil, moderate temperature, and adequate light. Avoid waterlogged conditions. Division is best in spring or fall; sow seeds shallowly in spring or autumn. For cuttings, use summer non-flowering shoots in sandy soil.
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