Spineflower (Mucronea)

Spineflower

Spineflower is characterized by its pointed leaf tips and dense, spiky clusters of flowers. These features not only make spineflower easily recognizable but are also adaptations to its typically dry habitat, aiding in water conservation. The small, tough leaves minimize moisture loss, crucial for survival in arid environments.

Scientific classification

Genus

Spineflower (Mucronea)

Family

Buckwheat

Order

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Species

Perfoliate spineflower

Care Guide for Spineflower

Twice per week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of spineflower can be done via seed sowing, requiring optimal light, temperature, and well-draining soil. Stratification may be needed for seed germination. The process involves five steps: stratify seeds, sow in soil, maintain conditions, keep soil moist, and transplant seedlings when strong.

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