Queen poppy (Platystigma)

Queen poppy

Queen poppy is distinguished by its bell-shaped white flowers and leathery leaves, often thriving in shaded woodlands. Adapted to lower light, its broad leaves efficiently capture sunlight, essential for its growth beneath dense canopy layers. These features make queen poppy not only a visually appealing species but also a resilient woodland inhabitant, capable of enduring varied light conditions.

Scientific classification

Genus

Queen poppy (Platystigma)

Family

Poppy

Order

Buttercups, poppies and allies

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Species

Narrowleaf queen poppy

Care Guide for Queen poppy

Twice per week

Water

Propagation: The primary propagation method for queen poppy is seed sowing, requiring balanced sunlight and moderate temperatures in well-drained soil. Stratify seeds for dormancy, keep the soil moist, and provide light. Handle seedlings carefully during transplanting, as propagation is moderately difficult.

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