Alkaliweeds are a small genus of clumpy and low-growing subshrubs that are native to tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. Alkaliweeds feature tiny white flowers and leaves with silk-like hair on them. The flowers each have five pointed lobes and appear on the upper leaves.
Water:
Adapted to arid environments, alkaliweeds showcases excellent drought tolerance with minimal watering needs, requiring hydration weekly. Preferably grown outdoors, alkaliweeds benefits from natural rainfall, making efficient soil drainage essential for optimal growth and health.
Propagation:
Primary propagation methods for alkaliweeds include seed sowing and cuttings. Success depends on adequate light, temperature, and well-draining, possibly alkaline, soil. Moderate moisture is essential. Sow seeds shallowly in spring or take cuttings in the growing season, maintaining consistent conditions until establishment.
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