Yellow unicorn-plant is characterized by its unique sticky, glandular leaves and vibrant yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers. These unusual leaves trap insects, aiding its growth in nutrient-poor soils typically found in its native environment. This adaptation not only helps yellow unicorn-plant survive but also thrive by utilizing trapped insects as an alternative nutrient source.
Water:
Yellow unicorn-plant thrives in semi-arid conditions with infrequent but substantial rainfall. It prefers dry spells followed by generous weekly watering to avoid oversaturation. Suited for warmer climates, yellow unicorn-plant is adaptive to seasonal rains, making it ideal for gardens with alternating wet and dry periods.
Propagation:
Yellow unicorn-plant is primarily propagated from seeds, requiring warm temperatures, well-draining soil, and adequate light. Soak seeds for 24 hours, then sow in moist soil with indirect sunlight and maintain 20-25°C. Germination may take several weeks, with a moderate difficulty level and low rates.
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