Careya is a deciduous tree noted for its large, broad leaves and distinctive, cup-shaped flowers that bloom in vibrant colors. The robust trunk and spreading canopy provide shade and habitat in its native forest environments. As a keystone species in tropical climates, careya supports local biodiversity, attracting various pollinators with its conspicuous flowers and edible fruits.
Propagation:
The primary propagation method for careya is seed sowing. Successful germination requires well-draining soil, consistent moisture, and warmth. Mimicking natural conditions may involve scarification or stratification. Challenges include seed treatment and environmental control. Collect ripe seeds, treat if needed, and maintain moisture and warmth until germination.
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