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Spotted arnebia
Spotted arnebia is a perennial herb noted for its hairy stem and pretty flower heads. This summer-flowering wildflower has long been a feature of traditional Korean herbal remedies. Spotted Arnebia has an erect habit and can only be found at elevation.
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25 cm
Plant Height
3 cm to 10 cm
Flower Size
Yellow
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type

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Care Guide for Spotted arnebia

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Water: Originating from arid regions, spotted arnebia thrives in minimal moisture and prefers drier conditions. It is drought-tolerant, requiring weekly watering. Typically grown outdoors, spotted arnebia aligns its growth cycle with water availability, making it ideal for xeriscaping in low-precipitation climate zones.
Fertilize: Spotted arnebia benefits from balanced nutrition fertilizers for optimal growth and blooms. Use a quarter-strength, water-soluble blend biweekly in spring and summer, reducing to monthly in fall. Apply to moist soil to prevent root burn. Adjust feeding based on spotted arnebia's response, keeping caution in mind.
Pruning: Spotted arnebia features vibrant yellow blooms with purple spots and benefits from strategic pruning. Optimal periods are early to late spring, focusing on dead or damaged stems. Clean cuts prevent disease, and regular trimming improves air circulation and light penetration for overall vitality.
Propagation: Spotted arnebia is best propagated by seed sowing in a well-draining medium to avoid waterlogging. Maintain consistent moisture for germination, handle seedlings carefully, and transplant when roots are strong. Ensure a sunny spot with fertile soil for optimal growth and maturation of spotted arnebia.
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