False flaxes (Camelina)

False flaxes

The false flaxes species are native to Mediterranean regions of Europe and Asia. False flaxes plants are annual or biennial herbs. Their leaves are simple, lanceolate to narrowly elliptic. The flowers are hermaphroditic actinomorphic, grouped in racemes, and yellowish colored. The seeds are formed in dehiscent siliques. It includes at least 4 species.

Scientific classification

Genus

False flaxes (Camelina)

Family

Cruciferae

Order

Mustards, capers, and allies

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Annual

Lifespan

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Species

Littlepod false flax Graceful false flax Gold of pleasure

Care Guide for False flaxes

Every week

Water

Water: False flaxes thrives in fluctuating moisture levels, adapting to varying water conditions. It prefers moderate hydration, requiring weekly watering. Typically grown outdoors, false flaxes adjusts its growth cycle based on water availability, showcasing its resilience across different climate zones.

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