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Braya

Braya is a diminutive, hardy perennial typically flourishing in alpine and arctic terrains. Its slender stems and small, clustered white to violet flowers are distinctive. Adapted to cold, harsh environments, braya exhibits a rosette of narrow leaves at its base, thriving in rocky, nutrient-poor soil, which underscores its resilience and specialized niche.

Scientific classification

Genus

Braya (Braya)

Family

Cruciferae

Order

Mustards, capers, and allies

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Low braya Long's northern rockcress Hairy braya

Care Guide for Braya

Every week

Water

Water: Braya thrives in consistent moisture and requires regular watering, ideally once a week, to maintain health. With moderate drought tolerance, careful water management during the growing season is crucial for its optimal growth and development.

Propagation: Propagation of braya primarily involves seed sowing, with cuttings and division as alternatives. Key factors include light, temperature, and well-draining soil. Seeds may need stratification or scarification to address dormancy. Careful steps can lead to successful propagation, though it is moderately to highly challenging.

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