Hypocalymma

Hypocalymma are small, evergreen shrubs hailing from Western Australia, characterized by their dense foliage and striking flower clusters. These plants typically flourish in sandy, well-drained soils found in their native coastal heathlands. The blossoms, often appearing in white, pink, or shades thereof, contribute an enchanting visual appeal during their blooming period, generally in the cooler months. Adapted to survive in nutrient-poor conditions, hypocalymma exhibit resilience and low water requirements, making them ideal for drought-prone environments.

Scientific classification

Genus

Hypocalymma (Hypocalymma)

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Species

Swan river myrtle

Care Guide for Hypocalymma

Every week

Water

Propagation: Hypocalymma propagation involves seeds or cuttings, requiring bright, indirect light, a moderate to warm temperature, and well-draining soil. Apply rooting hormone for cuttings in sterile medium. The process is moderately difficult, with root rot and moisture management as key challenges. Follow specific steps for successful propagation.

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