Ceratocephala falcata is a small annual flower with rosette-forming leaves covered in dense woolly hairs. It appears with its blooms in spring on rocks stones and dry places. It doesn't reach more than 10 cm in height.
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Annual
Lifespan
Mid spring, Late spring
Harvest Time
1 cm to 8 cm
Plant Height
6 mm
Flower Size
Yellow
Flower Color
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type
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Care Guide
Care Guide for Butterwort
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water:
Originating from moist environments, butterwort flourishes in high humidity and regular hydration. Weekly watering keeps the soil evenly damp. Often grown indoors for its moderate size and attractive foliage, butterwort thrives better in conditions that mimic its natural habitat's humidity.
Fertilize:
For optimal growth, fertilize butterwort monthly using diluted 10-10-10 fertilizer. In spring and summer, switch to high-nitrogen options, applying at quarter-strength. Avoid fertilizing during dormancy in autumn and winter. Water butterwort post-fertilization for better nutrient absorption, adjusting frequency as needed.
Pruning:
Butterwort, noted for its unique foliage and flowers, benefits from careful pruning. Trim dead or damaged parts in early spring and lightly prune in late spring to shape the plant. Use sterilized tools to enhance air circulation and reduce fungal disease risks while promoting blooming.
Propagation:
Butterwort propagates best by sowing fresh seeds in well-draining substrate. Maintain consistent moisture without waterlogging and provide gentle warmth and indirect light for germination. Once seedlings are large enough, transplant them into individual pots for continued growth.
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