Morina kokonorica is a flowering plant that grows at very high altitudes (3000 to 4500 m). It blooms in summer and prefers to grow on stony slopes and in meadows. Its Latin name (Morina kokonorica) honors Louis Morin de Saint-Victor, a French botanist.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Summer
Bloom Time
20 cm to 70 cm
Plant Height
Deciduous
Leaf type
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Care Guide for Morina kokonorica
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Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water:
Morina kokonorica thrives in high-altitude regions, requiring consistent moisture and weekly watering. As an alpine plant, it benefits from outdoor conditions with cool temperatures and proper drainage, mimicking its natural habitat's well-draining soils.
Fertilize:
For morina kokonorica, balanced nutrition fertilizers are crucial for growth. Fertilize bi-monthly with a half-strength solution during growing seasons, ensuring moist soil. Reduce fertilization in dormancy. Use gloves and wash tools after application to prevent contamination for optimal health.
Pruning:
Morina kokonorica has spiny, rosette-forming leaves and decorative flowers. Prune between early to late spring to stimulate growth and shape. Start by removing dead stems, then cut back flowering stems. Pruning improves air circulation, reduces diseases, and promotes a healthy, attractive structure.
Propagation:
Morina kokonorica is propagated by sowing seeds in a well-draining substrate. Sow shallowly to enhance germination with light. Transplant seedlings carefully to avoid root disturbance. Regular watering, stable temperatures, and gradual acclimatization to the local environment are essential for healthy growth.
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