Sand Lily are native to sagebrush grasslands and deserts of western North America. They are known for their distinctive white and yellow flowers. They are interesting to botanists because they're thought to be unlike any other plant and are still rather unstudied.
Water:
Originating from arid regions, sand Lily thrives with minimal moisture and high drought tolerance. Water once weekly to prevent over-saturation. Preferring well-draining soil, sand Lily is better suited for outdoor cultivation and xeriscaping, benefiting from natural rainfall and adapted to its dry growth cycle.
Propagation:
Propagation of sand Lily is primarily via seed sowing, with division also effective. Conditions required include full sun, well-draining sandy soil, and an arid climate. Key steps: harvest seeds post-flower, sow in sandy soil, water sparingly, and divide clumps in early spring without damaging the taproot.
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