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Platycoryne paludosa
Platycoryne paludosa is a marsh-dwelling herbaceous plant featuring an assembly of slender, erect stems. Topped with modest, typically yellow flowers, it's adapted to the soggy soil of its wetland habitat. Its unique bulbous base supports its growth in the fluctuating water levels, while the narrow leaves reveal evolutionary optimization for a life spent partially submerged.
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Perennial
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Care Guide for Platycoryne paludosa

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20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Platycoryne paludosa enjoys adequate moisture but can withstand some drought. Water weekly in summer and every 10 days in fall and winter. Maintain humidity through misting and use neutral pH water, pre-stored to release dissolved CO2 and impurities.
Fertilize: Platycoryne paludosa requires minimal fertilization. Use a nitrogen-rich fertilizer (N-P-K = 30-10-10) every 10 days after spring sprouting, switching to a balanced fertilizer (N-P-K = 20-20-20) in summer. For promoting fall blooms, apply a phosphorus-rich fertilizer.
Pruning: Platycoryne paludosa thrives in marshy conditions and produces delicate flowers. Prune in early spring, removing dead or crowded stems for better air circulation and blooms. Avoid over-pruning to support flowering. Regular inspections during the growing season help maintain its vibrancy and shape.
Propagation: Propagate platycoryne paludosa by division or cuttings. For division, use a multi-stem plant post-bloom, cutting roots into clusters and keeping them moist. For cuttings, use 2-node stems, keeping the substrate moist for 2-3 months, or lay stems on moist substrate until rooted before transplanting.
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