Linum stelleroides is a flowering perennial with delicate, sky-blue petals that form a striking contrast against its narrow, green leaves. Often thriving in open, sunny habitats, linum stelleroides's robust root system allows it to withstand various soil conditions, making it a resilient species in its native range. The plant typically reaches modest heights and blooms in the warmer season, attracting various pollinators to its subtle, yet vibrant blossoms.
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Annual, Biennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
20 cm to 90 cm
Plant Height
Red, Purple, Blue
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
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Distribution of Linum stelleroides
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Linum stelleroides is native to the temperate regions of East Asia and the far eastern areas of North Asia. While this plant has not been widely introduced beyond its indigenous range, it thrives predominantly in continental climates within its native zones. The natural distribution of linum stelleroides indicates a preference for the ecotonal diversity of these regions, yet detailed information regarding its presence in introduced environments is limited.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Care Guide for Linum stelleroides
Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water:
Linum stelleroides thrives in consistent moisture, requiring watering twice a week. Adapted to outdoor environments, it efficiently utilizes rainfall during growth cycles, showcasing resilience across diverse climates.
Fertilize:
During the growing season, feed linum stelleroides with a balanced fertilizer monthly at half strength. Use a high-nitrogen fertilizer pre-sowing for seedlings. Reduce fertilization during dormancy and always water after application to prevent root burn, promoting stronger growth and more blooms.
Pruning:
Linum stelleroides, known for its delicate blue flowers, requires pruning in early to late spring. Trim dead stems and overcrowded branches for healthy growth and better air circulation. Use clean, sharp tools to prevent injury, ensuring optimal health and aesthetics.
Propagation:
Propagation of linum stelleroides is best achieved through sowing in well-draining soil with consistent moisture. Surface sow lightly for light exposure during germination. Avoid deep planting and ensure diligent aftercare for healthy seedling growth.
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