Harveya huttonii

Harveya huttonii is a remarkable parasitic plant lacking chlorophyll, hence it draws nourishment from host species. Boasting a striking array of tubular flowers, typically in shades of yellow, orange, or red, it is well-adapted to blend in with the flora of woodland habitats. The blooms are often adorned with darker streaks or spots, contributing to its vivid and distinctive appearance.

Scientific classification

Species

Harveya huttonii (Harveya huttonii)

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Herb

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Care Guide for Harveya huttonii

Every week

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Pruning: Harveya huttonii is notable for its vibrant flowers and parasitic growth. Prune in early spring to remove dead stems and encourage growth, focusing on thinning overcrowded areas for light and air circulation. Avoid heavy pruning to maintain its delicate structure and enhance vigor and flowering potential.

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