Goat's rues are a small genus of legumes that can be recognized by their pea-like flowers which come in shades of white, blue, or pinkish-red. These showy flowers have made them popular ornamentals, especially in cultivar form. They are known for their strong, highly branched stems.
Water:
Goat's rues thrives in conditions resembling its native habitat, enjoying periodic moisture and drier intervals. It prefers moderate hydration, tolerating brief dry spells. Watering should occur biweekly, benefiting from natural rainfall when grown outdoors, which aids growth and minimizes supplemental needs.
Propagation:
Propagation methods for goat's rues include seed sowing and division, requiring full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil. Scarifying seeds enhances germination. Propagate in spring or autumn with consistent moisture until established, using rich soil for optimal growth.
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