Fairybells (Melasphaerula)

Fairybells

Fairybells gracefully embodies a genre of bulbous perennials, often sought after for their delicate, yellow-toned flowers marked with gentle whispers of green. These intricately veined blossoms sit atop slender, arching stems, subtly echoing the flexibility needed to thrive in their native breezy, sun-dappled habitats. Their clumping growth habit, along with a distinct flowering season, highlights fairybells's adaptability to periods of dormancy, critical for survival in environments with seasonal variations.

Scientific classification

Genus

Fairybells (Melasphaerula)

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Species

Fairybells

Care Guide for Fairybells

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Propagation: Primary propagation methods for fairybells include seed sowing and division. Key factors include indirect sunlight, temperatures of 10-15°C (50-59°F), and well-draining, loamy soil. Soak seeds overnight, cover lightly, and maintain humidity. For division, separate bulbs during dormancy and replant promptly.

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