Bridal wreaths (Francoa)

Bridal wreaths

Bridal wreaths is notable for its rosettes of lobed leaves and tall, dense spikes of small, intricate flowers that bloom in shades of pink and white. Thriving in moist, shaded environments, this perennial's robust foliage and striking floral displays make it a resilient addition to gardens, blending ornamental beauty with hardiness.

Scientific classification

Genus

Bridal wreaths (Francoa)

Family

Bridal wreath

Order

Geraniums, bridal wreaths, and allies

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Species

Llaupangue Francoa appendiculata var. ramosa Maiden's wreath

Care Guide for Bridal wreaths

Every week

Water

Water: Bridal wreaths originates from South America's humid environments and thrives in moisture without waterlogging. It requires weekly watering and benefits from periodic misting to mimic its native habitat. Maintaining adequate moisture is essential for bridal wreaths's evergreen foliage throughout the year.

Propagation: Propagation of bridal wreaths involves seed sowing, division, and basal cuttings. Success hinges on well-draining soil, consistent moisture, and stable temperatures. Steps include selecting healthy plants, sowing seeds in a tray, or using sterile tools for cuttings, followed by consistent watering until established.

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