Jepsonia contains three species. The jepsonia is a perennial with a cormlike caudex, toothed leaves, and a cyme inflorescence that blooms in the fall. Jepsonia plants are native to California and Baja California.
Water:
Jepsonia thrives in moderately moist conditions, preferring consistent soil moisture without waterlogging. Water weekly to support its growth. As an outdoor plant, jepsonia efficiently utilizes rainfall during its active growing season to maximize water uptake.
Propagation:
Propagation of jepsonia primarily involves seed sowing and division. Success hinges on shade, mild temperatures, and well-draining soil. Moderately difficult due to slow growth and low germination, key steps include collecting seeds, stratification if needed, and ensuring proper watering until established.
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