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Krigia

Krigia are native to North America, where they flourish in poor-quality soils. They are said to bear a resemblance to the Common Dandelion, albeit they are much smaller in stature. These summer-flowering perennial herbs produce yellow solitary flower heads upon their stems.

Scientific classification

Genus

Krigia (Krigia)

Family

Daisy

Order

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Annual

Lifespan

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Species

Potato dwarf dandelion Two-Flowered Dwarf-Dandelion Virginia dwarfdandelion Weedy dwarf dandelion Western dwarfdandelion

Care Guide for Krigia

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Water: Krigia, thriving in moderately moist environments, requires balanced hydration. Water weekly, avoiding constant dampness or prolonged dryness. As an outdoor herbaceous plant, krigia's growth aligns with rainfall patterns, making soil moisture monitoring essential for optimal health.

Propagation: Primary propagation of krigia involves seed sowing, with clump division as an option. Ensure adequate sunlight, moderate temperatures, and well-draining soil. If necessary, provide cold stratification. Steps include sowing seeds, maintaining moisture until germination, thinning seedlings, and dividing clumps in early spring.

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