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Low braya
Also known as: Porsild's braya
Low braya(Braya humilis) is a perennial herb that prefers rocky outcrops and slopes as its habitat. While the scientific name humilis means "low," this species grows to about 20 cm in height, which is higher than other braya plants.
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Biennial, Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Spring, Summer
Bloom Time
30 cm
Plant Height
6 mm
Flower Size
White
Flower Color

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Care Guide for Low braya

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Sunlight
Water: Native to alpine and arctic tundra, low braya thrives in minimal moisture conditions with high drought tolerance. Cultivated low braya requires weekly watering, reflecting its natural sparse hydration. Adapted to variable rainfall patterns, low braya endures seasonal precipitation fluctuations.
Fertilize: To enhance low braya's health, apply balanced nutrient fertilizer monthly during active growth. Use high-nitrogen formulas in early growth, adjusting for seasonal variations. Dilute fertilizers to half strength to prevent over-concentration and avoid harming low braya's ecology, especially during dormant periods.
Pruning: Low braya thrives in cool, arctic environments, producing small, delicate flowers. Prune in early to late spring to stimulate growth and flowering. Remove dead stems and excessive growth to maintain shape, ensuring proper air circulation and reducing disease risk while enhancing aesthetic appeal.
Propagation: Low braya thrives in rocky, subarctic conditions. Effective propagation requires surface-sown, quality seeds in well-draining soil. Moderate moisture and good light exposure are essential for germination. Avoid deep covering of seeds, and handle seedlings gently to prevent damage.
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