Artemisia rubripes boasts silvery-green foliage with a feathery texture, its upright stems often graced by petite, yellowish blooms. Thriving in arid environments, artemisia rubripes's deep root system allows it to withstand drought, with leaves that reduce water loss—a true embodiment of resilience amid harsh conditions.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
75 cm to 1.8 m
Plant Height
Green
Leaf Color
1 mm to 2 mm
Flower Size
Yellow, Purple
Flower Color
Evergreen
Leaf type
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Care Guide for Artemisia rubripes
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Seedlings and young plants of artemisia rubripes require regular watering. Mature plants become drought-tolerant but should be monitored in rainy or humid conditions to ensure proper soil drainage, as soggy soil can lead to decline.
Fertilize:
Artemisia rubripes prefers poor soils and does not need extra fertilizers. Over-fertilizing can cause leggy growth. Use minimal compost or organic fertilizers in spring or fall to supply necessary nutrients.
Pruning:
Artemisia rubripes is a resilient plant with aromatic leaves. Prune in early spring for healthy growth, removing dead stems and shaping for tidiness. This enhances air circulation and light penetration. Deadhead spent flowers to prevent seeding and promote bushiness, ensuring a robust and attractive artemisia rubripes.
Propagation:
Artemisia rubripes can be propagated by seeds or cuttings. For cuttings, take 3-4 inch sections in late summer, apply rooting powder, and plant in sandy compost or perlite. Keep moist and transplant when roots are visible, maintaining at least 15 inches between cuttings.
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