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Baroe

Baroe is characterized by its climbing or twining habit, thriving in rocky terrains and open scrublands. Its small but distinctive bell-shaped flowers, usually white to pink, attract various pollinators, integral for reproduction. The leaves of baroe are narrow, aiding in water conservation within its typically arid habitats.

Scientific classification

Genus

Baroe (Cyphia)

Family

Bellflower

Order

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Species

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Care Guide for Baroe

Every week

Water

Propagation: Baroe can be propagated via seed sowing or cuttings. Key factors include ample light, proper temperature, and well-draining soil. The process is moderately difficult, with slow germination and rooting. Use seeds from post-flowering or semi-hardwood cuttings, ensuring consistent moisture and indirect light during propagation.

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