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Small whorled pogonia
Small whorled pogonia is self-pollinating and prefers young forests or woodlands with an open canopy. Small whorled pogonia is presumably named for its leaf habit of forming a coil - or whorl – around its upper stem. It is considered rare and has been listed as ‘Threatened’ by the United States Forest Service.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
White, Yellow, Green
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Small whorled pogonia

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5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Small whorled pogonia prefers moist, well-drained soil and consistent moisture, with watering needed weekly, though it tolerates moderate drought. Thriving in higher humidity, it simulates its natural understory habitat, making it ideal for indoor cultivation due to its ornamental leaves.
Fertilize: For small whorled pogonia, use balanced nutrition fertilizers sparingly. Apply diluted solutions monthly during spring and summer, with reduced frequency in fall and winter. Lower nitrogen levels encourage flowering and prevent weak growth. Flush soil periodically to avoid fertilizer build-up, and adjust feeding according to small whorled pogonia's growth and seasonal changes.
Pruning: Small whorled pogonia, characterized by whorled leaves and yellow-green flowers, requires minimal pruning. Perform maintenance in early to late spring to remove unhealthy growth, enhance air circulation, and prevent disease while preserving its natural form. Careful pruning is crucial for promoting healthier foliage and blooms.
Propagation: Small whorled pogonia is a delicate terrestrial orchid that requires specialized propagation through careful division. Essential conditions include high humidity, well-drained organic soil, and partial shade to replicate its woodland habitat. Gentle handling of roots is crucial to prevent damage, ensuring successful growth and survival.
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