The cat's eye genus contains hundreds of species of flowering plants that are spread throughout western parts of South America and North America. These herbs are typically covered in coarse hairs and yield flowers that are usually white or less frequently yellow.
Water:
Cat's eye prefers consistent moisture and should be watered weekly, as it's moderately drought-sensitive. Indoor humidity is crucial for its health; using misting or a pebble tray can help replicate its native humid environment.
Propagation:
Propagation methods for cat's eye include seed sowing and division, requiring light, temperature (15-21°C), and well-draining soil. Challenges arise from small seeds and variable germination rates. Steps: collect seeds or divide, sow on soil mix, maintain moisture (transplant seedlings when ready). Difficulty is moderate.
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