Saltlover (Halogeton)

Saltlover

Saltlover are annual and perennial species native to Asia. Some annual saltlover grow in temperate, salty environments. Some perennials are found in hot, dry deserts. Due to their ability to tolerate extreme environments, they are considered invasive in many areas. Saltlover have red stems, inconspicuous flowers, and cylinder-shaped leaves.

Scientific classification

Genus

Saltlover (Halogeton)

Family

Amaranth

Order

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Saltlover Halogeton

Care Guide for Saltlover

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Water: Saltlover is well-suited for arid environments, requiring minimal moisture and showcasing high drought tolerance. It thrives with weekly watering to maintain health and can regulate internal salt levels, crucial for survival in saline soils.

Propagation: Saltlover propagates primarily through seed sowing. Successful germination depends on light exposure, temperatures of 15-20°C (59-68°F), and well-draining soil with moderate salinity. Key steps include seed collection, scarification, sowing, moisture control, and thinning seedlings.

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