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Azores juniper
Azores juniper is a small, evergreen shrub endemic to the Azores archipelago. This juniper variety features scale-like leaves and thrives in the moist, volcanic soils of its native habitat. Adaptable to misty and windy conditions, it bears berry-like cones that provide sustenance for local wildlife. Azores juniper's slow growth and twisted, weathered appearance reflect its resilience to the harsh island climate.
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Perennial
Lifespan
5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Azores juniper

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5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: After planting, water azores juniper every other day for adaptation; reduce frequency after a week. Azores juniper is drought-tolerant and may struggle with overwatering. Increase watering in hot summers to prevent dehydration.
Fertilize: Azores juniper grows slowly and requires minimal fertilizer. Excess can cause spindly growth. For optimal health, use a base fertilizer at planting and apply diluted organic fertilizer 2-3 times in spring and 1-2 times in fall.
Pruning: Azores juniper features dense, dark green foliage and is drought-tolerant. Prune in early spring to promote growth and maintain shape, removing dead branches and thinning crowded areas for air circulation. Avoid cutting old wood, as recovery is slow. Regular pruning enhances vitality and aesthetics.
Propagation: Azores juniper can be propagated via cuttings, best done in temperatures of 20-30°C (68-86°F), avoiding winter. Choose new branches, trim to 5-15 cm (2-6 in) with over 3 buds. Cut top level, 1 cm from the first bud, and bottom obliquely, 0.5 cm from the last bud.
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