Ficaria kochii

Ficaria kochii is a flower named after the German botanist Karl Koch (1809 - 1879), who was noted for his botanical explorations of Turkey and the Caucasus. All species of Ficaria are poisonous to livestock, causing blistering of the mouth. This plant's flowers look similar to their close relatives the buttercups, but it is in fact classed in a different genus of plant.

Scientific classification

Species

Ficaria kochii (Ficaria kochii)

Buttercups, poppies and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Ficaria kochii

Every week

Water

Pruning: Ficaria kochii features vibrant yellow flowers and glossy green leaves. Prune in early spring by removing dead foliage and thinning crowded areas to enhance air circulation. This promotes healthy growth and minimizes disease risk, while clean cuts help maintain the plant's natural shape.

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