Chylismiella

Chylismiella is characterized by its rosette-forming habit and distinctive leaf formation which helps it thrive in arid environments. Each plant sports narrow, elongated leaves and blooms small, delicate flowers typically yellow or white in color, adapted to attract specific pollinators. This unique adaptation ensures survival in its harsh, dry native habitats, often seen clinging to sandy soils.

Scientific classification

Genus

Chylismiella (Chylismiella)

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Species

Pygmy primrose

Care Guide for Chylismiella

Twice per week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of chylismiella involves seeding, requiring full sun, temperate climates, and well-draining soil. Key steps include scarification or stratification, consistent moisture, and protection from extremes. Transplant seedlings when strong enough. Overall, propagation is moderately difficult due to seed dormancy and environmental sensitivities.

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