Water:
Alumroots thrives in moderate moisture, typical of its varied native habitats. Weekly watering supports its lush growth, but it can endure short dry periods. Best suited for outdoor environments, its growth cycle aligns with water availability, enhancing temperate gardens.
Propagation:
Alumroots propagation methods include division, seed sowing, and basal cuttings. Key requirements are well-draining soil, moderate light, and consistent moisture, with temperatures of 50-70°F (10-21°C). Steps include selecting healthy parents, dividing crowns, sowing seeds with stratification, and taking cuttings from non-flowering shoots.