Harveya speciosa

Harveya speciosa(Harveya speciosa) is a parasitic plant, and is still often called "inkblom" in South Africa as its blooms were traditionally used to make ink. It was named after the Irish psychologist and botanist William Henry Harvey. It has also been called "Tall White Ink-Flower", which references the plant's tall stalks with white blooms.

Scientific classification

Species

Harveya speciosa (Harveya speciosa)

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Care Guide for Harveya speciosa

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Water

Pruning: Harveya speciosa thrives with early spring pruning to promote growth and improve air circulation. Remove dead stems and thin crowded branches to enhance vitality and shape while reducing disease risks. Utilize clean, sharp tools for precise cuts, supporting the health and aesthetics of harveya speciosa.

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