Hawksbeard originated in the Mediterranean and is common throughout the Northern Hemisphere and Africa. The name comes from the Greek word 'krepis', meaning sandal, which may refer to the shape of their fruits. They look something like dandelions, with round yellow flowers.
Water:
Hawksbeard thrives with a moderate watering regime, requiring consistent moisture and benefiting from weekly hydration. Originating from meadows and fields, it synchronizes its growth with seasonal rains, displaying resilience to short droughts while preferring stable, regular hydration for optimal health.
Propagation:
Propagation of hawksbeard is achieved via seeds and division, requiring well-drained soil, sunlight, and moderate temperatures. Seeds need light for germination. Collect seeds or divide in spring/fall, prepare soil, sow seeds or plant divisions, and maintain consistent moisture and bright, indirect light.
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