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Darwinia

Darwinia is a striking Australian native, characterized by its vibrant, bell-shaped flowers and compact, bushy growth. Unique for its teardrop-like inflorescences, often vividly colored in reds and greens, this genus thrives in sandy, well-drained soils, displaying adaptability to nutrient-poor environments. The dense foliage and its ability to resist drought make it particularly suited for harsh, Mediterranean-type climates.

Scientific classification

Genus

Darwinia (Darwinia)

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Species

Pom-pom darwinia clustered darwinia Lemon-scented darwinia Darwinia sanguinea

Care Guide for Darwinia

Every week

Water

Propagation: Darwinia propagates primarily through cuttings or seed sowing, requiring specific light, temperature, and acidic, well-draining soil. Use a rooting hormone on healthy stems, plant in peat-perlite mix, and maintain humidity. Transfer once rooted to ensure successful growth.

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