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Oreocarya

Oreocarya is a group of hardy plants thriving in arid, rocky habitats, reflecting its robust adaptability. Characterized by tufted, sometimes hairy leaves, and striking clusters of tubular flowers, these attributes aid in survival by minimizing water loss and attracting pollinators. The plant's compact structure is ideally suited to withstand harsh, windswept environments.

Scientific classification

Genus

Oreocarya (Oreocarya)

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Species

James' cryptantha Low cryptantha Northern cryptantha Yellow cryptantha Basin yellow catseye Miner's candle Yellow-eyed cryptantha

Care Guide for Oreocarya

Every week

Water

Propagation: Oreocarya can be propagated by sowing seeds in well-draining soil with consistent moisture and full sun. Stratification may be needed to overcome dormancy. Follow these steps: collect seeds, stratify if required, sow, maintain moisture and temperature (18-24°C), and transplant established seedlings.

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