Naturally originating from the Americas, licania consists of many different varieties of trees. They can be used for many purposes, such as an ornamental plant or shade tree in the garden or as food for both humans and animals. Many species of this genus are also considered important industrial oilseed crops.
Water:
Licania, adapted to variable moisture environments, demonstrates drought tolerance. It thrives with watering every 2-3 weeks, needing slight soil drying in between. As an outdoor plant, its growth is influenced by seasonal rains, reflecting its natural habitat's conditions.
Propagation:
Licania can be propagated from seeds requiring pretreatment for germination. Factors for success include adequate light, consistent moisture, and well-draining soil (pH mildly acidic to neutral). Moderately difficult, germination may vary and may need stratification. Key steps include soaking seeds, careful sowing, and maintaining warmth (25-30°C).
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