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Isophysis

Isophysis is a unique perennial herb native to Tasmania, Australia. It features large, star-shaped flowers, and unusually textured strap-like leaves, reflecting its adaptation to temperate forest understories. The brownish-purple blossoms and robust roots enable isophysis to thrive in moist, shaded soil, distinguishing it markedly from other flora in its habitat.

Scientific classification

Genus

Isophysis (Isophysis)

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Species

Isophysis tasmanica

Care Guide for Isophysis

Propagation: Propagation of isophysis primarily occurs through seed sowing, requiring specific light, moisture, and well-draining soil. Maintain a stable temperature and avoid overwatering. Sow seeds in a seed-raising mix, keep moist, and place in a warm, shaded area, allowing several weeks for germination.

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