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Dane's dwarf gentian
Also known as: Samiland gentian
Dane's dwarf gentian prefers open, damp meadows and wetlands. It is a popular plant in rock and alpine gardens, valued for the multitude of blooms that extend along the plant’s many branches.
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Annual
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
White, Purple, Blue
Flower Color

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Care Guide for Dane's dwarf gentian

Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water: Dane's dwarf gentian originates from alpine regions, thriving in cool, moist environments. It requires watering twice a week to avoid waterlogging, shows moderate drought tolerance, and prefers well-draining soil to prevent root rot during rainy periods. Consistent soil moisture is crucial for optimal growth.
Fertilize: Monthly balanced nutrition fertilizers during the growing season enhance dane's dwarf gentian's health, while high-nitrogen types should be applied sparingly. Avoid over-fertilization; use slow-release formulas for steady nutrients. Reduce fertilization in winter and conduct soil tests to meet dane's dwarf gentian's specific needs for optimal growth.
Pruning: The alpine plant dane's dwarf gentian prefers rocky, well-drained soil and small blue flowers. Prune in early to late spring, removing dead stems to promote growth while maintaining its compact form. Light post-flowering pruning enhances air circulation and prevents fungal issues, supporting vigor and blooming capacity.
Propagation: Dane's dwarf gentian, native to alpine environments, can be propagated by sowing in well-draining, loamy soil. Seeds should be shallowly embedded for light exposure, with moist, not waterlogged, soil. Protect young plants from harsh conditions until they are established and ready for transplanting.
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