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Dewdrops
Also known as: Star violets
Dewdrops is a perennial plant (a forb) in the rose family, native to eastern and central Canada and to the northeastern and north-central United States. It has only one species. It has both sterile and fertile flowers. The stem is decumbent/creeping, "several inches" in length, with a densely tufted terminal portion. The leaves are basal, simple, pinnately veined above the base, long-petiolate, and slightly hairy/downy on both sides. They are dark green in color. Leaf blades cordate to rounded (orbicular). The plant is 5 to 13 cm in height. A few, nearly dry, small white drupes (drupelets), retained within the calyx are produced.
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Water: Dewdrops thrives in consistently moist environments and prefers stable hydration. Water dewdrops weekly and mist regularly to mimic its native humidity, promoting lush growth. Moderate drought tolerance allows for resilience, making it suitable for indoor conditions.
Propagation: Propagation of dewdrops relies on seed sowing and division. Success factors include partial shade, well-drained soil, and moderate temperatures. Collect seeds after flowering or divide rhizomes in spring/fall. Consistent moisture during establishment is vital, making it potentially challenging for beginners.
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