Water:
Water-willows flourishes in moist, humid environments typical of tropical regions. It requires consistent moisture, ideally watered weekly, without becoming waterlogged. As an herbaceous perennial, water-willows thrives during the rainy season, benefiting from natural flooding conditions similar to its native stream bank habitats.
Propagation:
Water-willows can be propagated via seed sowing, stem cuttings, or division, favoring warm temperatures, good light, and well-drained soil. Leaf cuttings need a humidity dome. Key propagation steps include preparing cuttings, using rooting hormone, planting in peat-perlite mix, and maintaining moisture and indirect light.