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Duvernoia

Duvernoia is a genus of shrubs found primarily in wooded or forested areas of southern Africa. These plants typically exhibit large, glossy leaves and are notable for their striking, hooded flowers, which appear predominantly during the late spring to summer. The robust structure and broad leaves of duvernoia allow it to thrive in the dappled light under tree canopies, efficiently capturing and utilizing the limited sunlight for photosynthesis.

Scientific classification

Genus

Duvernoia (Duvernoia)

Family

Acanthus

Order

Mints plantains olives and allies

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Species

Duvernoia andromeda

Care Guide for Duvernoia

Every week

Water

Propagation: Duvernoia is propagated through seed or stem cuttings, requiring warm temperatures, high humidity, and well-draining soil. Avoid overwatering. Follow these steps: select a healthy cutting or seeds, plant in well-draining medium, provide indirect sunlight, keep moist, and allow roots to establish before transplanting.

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