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Microula

Microula is a genus primarily consisting of small, herbaceous plants notable for their rough-textured, bristly leaves which provide adaptative benefits in their rugged, often arid native habitats. These tiny yet hardy plants often feature inconspicuous, blue or purple flowers that bloom under specific environmental conditions, playing a crucial role in their ecological niche.

Scientific classification

Genus

Microula (Microula)

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

Species

Sikkim microula

Care Guide for Microula

Every week

Water

Water: Microula thrives in high-humidity environments, requiring consistent moisture and damp, well-draining soil. Weekly watering during its active growing season promotes robust growth and vitality, preventing drought stress and over-saturation.

Propagation: Propagating microula primarily involves seed sowing, requiring consistent light, stable temperatures (68-77°F / 20-25°C), and well-draining soil. Special techniques like stratification or scarification may aid germination. After sowing seeds and ensuring moisture, transplant seedlings once true leaves develop.

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