Havard's fiddleleaf (Nama havardii)

Havard's fiddleleaf

Havard's fiddleleaf is a desert-dwelling annual herb known for its small stature and resilience in arid conditions. Its funnel-shaped, lavender to pink flowers bloom in spring, providing a splash of color against the sandy landscape. The thick, succulent leaves of havard's fiddleleaf help conserve water, reflecting an adaptation to its harsh, sun-baked environment. This plant thrives in gravelly soils, often in the shelter of other desert shrubs.

Scientific classification

Species

Havard's fiddleleaf (Nama havardii)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Havard's fiddleleaf

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Havard's fiddleleaf features broad, wavy leaves and grows low. Prune in early spring to remove dead branches and shape the plant, promoting new growth and disease prevention. Use sterilized tools to avoid infections, ensuring vibrant development throughout the growing season.

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