Mugworts is a large genus of plants typically considered as herbs. Other types are more like shrubs and are used in gardens for their full and interesting foliage. The name derives from the Greek deity Artemis. They are frequently used for deriving essential oils.
Water:
Mugworts is moderately drought-tolerant, thriving in environments with moderate humidity. A weekly watering routine is ideal for maintaining its water balance. When cultivated outdoors, consider seasonal rainfall and ensure adequate moisture during growth periods while aligning with the local climate zone.
Propagation:
Propagating mugworts can be done via seeds, cuttings, or division. Key factors include light, temperature, and well-draining soil. Use seeds in late winter to spring, cuttings from new growth, and divide roots in fall or early spring. Maintain moisture for successful propagation.
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