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Ligaria

Ligaria is a resilient climbing species often thriving in humid, shaded forests. Its slender, twining stems and broad, heart-shaped leaves allow it to ascend effectively on host structures, capturing light efficiently. The small, clustered flowers, typically white or pale green, attract various pollinators, essential for its reproductive success in a dense undergrowth environment.

Scientific classification

Genus

Ligaria (Ligaria)

Family

Showy mistletoes

Order

Sandalwoods, mistletoes and allies

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Species

Argentine mistletoe

Care Guide for Ligaria

Twice per week

Water

Propagation: Ligaria can be propagated through seed sowing, stem cuttings, or air layering, with cuttings being most common. Key factors for success include warmth, humidity, and well-draining soil. Steps involve using semi-hardwood cuttings and rooting hormone, maintaining moisture, and indirect light until roots develop.

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