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Linanthus

Linanthus are flowering plants that grow in the Americas. These plants are characterized by bunches of multiple branches that stem directly from the base of the plant, then lead to the flowers. Some linanthus can have trouble reproducing due to pollinators distributing the wrong type of pollen on the plant. The scientific name 'Linanthus' is derived from the Greek word for "flax flower" because the flowers resemble those from the flax plant.

Scientific classification

Genus

Linanthus (Linanthus)

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Deciduous

Leaf type

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Species

Prickly phlox Bigelow's linanthus Jones' linanthus Evening snow Fringed linanthus Sandblossoms Granite prickly phlox

Care Guide for Linanthus

Every 2-3 weeks

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Water: Linanthus prefers arid conditions and is drought-tolerant, requiring water every 2-3 weeks. Ensure the soil dries out between watering sessions. It grows best outdoors in well-draining soil to prevent waterlogging and promote healthy root development during the growing season.

Propagation: To propagate linanthus, use seeds, cuttings, or division. Essential factors include adequate light, consistent temperatures (18-24°C), and well-draining soil. Stratification or scarification may enhance seed germination. Seed propagation involves preparing a tray, sowing seeds, maintaining moisture, and transplanting seedlings when ready.

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