Borthwickia stands out with its unusual shrubby form and clusters of striking, fragrant flowers. The bush typically displays broad, green leaves and long, thin branches that may sprawl or climb depending on their environment. Such adaptability aids in capturing sunlight effectively in dense, tropical forests, enhancing its survival among competitive foliage.
Propagation:
Propagation of borthwickia occurs mainly via seeds or cuttings, requiring correct temperature, moisture, and well-draining soil. Improving germination may involve stratification or scarification. Moderate propagation difficulty necessitates surface-sown seeds in a moist medium or semi-hardwood cuttings in a sandy mix, with high humidity and no waterlogging.
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