Howell's minerslettuce (Montia howellii)

Howell's minerslettuce

Howell's minerslettuce is a delicate wildflower with small, star-shaped white to pink blossoms that stand out in its moist, shaded habitats. Its succulent leaves are typically arranged in a basal rosette, supporting its survival in the competitive undergrowth. The distinguishing feature of howell's minerslettuce, its spoon-shaped leaves, offers a unique visual cue for identification amidst the damp forest floor where it thrives.

Scientific classification

Species

Howell's minerslettuce (Montia howellii)

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Annual

Lifespan

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Care Guide for Howell's minerslettuce

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Howell's minerslettuce is a low-growing succulent annual with bright green leaves. Prune in early to late spring to promote new growth and maintain health, using clean scissors. Avoid heavy pruning; minor trims encourage density and improve air circulation, reducing fungal disease risks.

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