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Euchiton

Euchiton are flowering plants native to Australasia and the Pacific, but introduced to other parts of the world, with some species widely naturalized. Euchiton can be either annual or perennial. Their leaves are usually smooth on the uppersides and hairy on the undersides. The flowers are generally purple or purplish.

Scientific classification

Genus

Euchiton (Euchiton)

Family

Daisy

Order

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Father-and-child plant Euchiton ruahinicus Euchiton traversii Tropical creeping cudweed Common cudweed Euchiton paludosus Euchiton audax

Care Guide for Euchiton

Every week

Water

Water: Native to moderate moisture regions, euchiton prefers consistent soil moisture without being waterlogged. Weekly watering is optimal for its health. Typically grown outdoors, euchiton thrives in well-draining soil that balances moisture retention and drainage.

Propagation: Propagation methods for euchiton involve seed sowing and division, requiring optimal light, temperatures, and well-draining soil. To prevent damping-off, maintain moist soil and provide shade. For seeds, sow in spring; for division, separate mature clumps in early spring or autumn and replant immediately.

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