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Grooved flax
Also known as: Glade flax
Grooved flax produces bright yellow flowers; unfortunately, each bloom lasts for only a single day. The best time to observe the plant is early in the morning, before the noon-day heat when the flowers lose their petals and become difficult to spot among surrounding plants. Grooved flax attracts a number of bees, bumblebees, and beetles.
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Annual
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Spring, Summer, Fall
Bloom Time
20 cm to 61 cm
Plant Height
Yellow
Flower Color

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Care Guide for Grooved flax

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Water: Originating from moderate climates, grooved flax thrives with consistent moisture, requiring weekly watering. It prefers well-draining soil to avoid waterlogging and benefits from natural rainfall when grown outdoors, ensuring its resilience to both drought and over-saturation.
Fertilize: For grooved flax, apply balanced fertilizers monthly at quarter-strength during the growing season. Use slow-release options and water soil beforehand to prevent root burn. Adjust feeding in winter, and avoid over-fertilizing to protect grooved flax and the environment.
Pruning: Grooved flax thrives with early to late spring pruning, removing dead or weak stems for vigorous growth. This method prevents overcrowding, promotes airflow to reduce disease risk, and enhances flowering. Use clean, sharp tools for effective care and optimal recovery.
Propagation: Grooved flax can be propagated by sowing, requiring seed stratification for germination. Use well-draining soil to prevent rot and plant seeds at twice their diameter. Maintain consistent moisture, avoiding waterlogging, and handle carefully during transplantation to minimize root disturbance.
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