Blitum are flowering plants that are distributed widely throughout the globe, on every major continent except Antarctica. The flowers produced by all the species within this genus are odorless. Some of the species look so similar to species in other genera that scientists have to look at their seeds under a microscope to see their true differentiating characteristics.
Water:
Blitum thrives in consistently moist conditions and has moderate drought tolerance. It prefers evenly moist soil and should be watered weekly. Adjustments may be necessary based on seasonal rainfall patterns, particularly in outdoor settings, to maintain optimal hydration.
Propagation:
Blitum propagates primarily by seed sowing, requiring well-drained soil, consistent moisture, and temperatures of 60-70°F (15-21°C). Provide bright but indirect light. Follow steps for sowing and transplanting seedlings, ensuring not to bury seeds deeply, with difficulty level being low.
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