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Gingidia

Gingidia is characterized by its delicate, white umbel flowers and feathery foliage, resembling a softer version of the more robust carrot family to which it belongs. Thriving in rocky alpine regions, this plant's compact and hardy nature allows it to withstand harsh, windy conditions. The rosette of leaves near the ground also helps in minimizing moisture loss, adapting excellently to its high-altitude habitat.

Scientific classification

Genus

Gingidia (Gingidia)

Family

Umbellifers

Order

Carrots, ivies and allies

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Mountain carrot Gingidia trifoliolata Banks peninsula aniseed Gingidia flabellata Gingidia grisea Gingidia decipiens

Care Guide for Gingidia

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Water: Gingidia originated from rocky and alpine regions, thriving in moderate hydration and well-drained conditions. Weekly watering aids in optimal growth. Its adaptability to varying weather patterns allows for efficient water uptake, fostering resilience against unpredictable rain cycles.

Propagation: Gingidia can be propagated through seeds and cuttings under suitable conditions. Key factors include correct light, moderate temperatures, and well-draining soil. To propagate, collect seeds, sow in prepared soil, maintain moisture, provide bright indirect light, and pot up seedlings when ready.

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