Orobanche grenieri

Orobanche grenieri is a parasitic plant that doesn't produce chlorophyll. Instead, it relies on other plants for all of its nutrients. Juvenile plants put out a root that seeks a host plant from which it steals water and nutrients. This species is so rare in Georgia that an IUCN conservation status has been proposed.

Scientific classification

Species

Orobanche grenieri (Orobanche grenieri)

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Care Guide for Orobanche grenieri

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Water

Pruning: Orobanche grenieri is a parasitic plant that requires host species for nutrients. Prune in early spring to remove damaged stems, enhancing air circulation and reducing disease risk. Avoid over-pruning to prevent stress, ensuring healthier growth for orobanche grenieri.

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