Camphorweeds are a very diverse genus.. They are widely distributed across all continents except Antarctica. This genus is sometimes referred to as the camphorweeds because of the distinctive camphor-like aroma that they produce. Some members have attractive flowers that are popular in flower arrangements.
Water:
Camphorweeds originates from wetland areas and prefers consistently moist environments with high humidity. It tolerates moderate drought, requiring weekly watering. Thriving in full sun, camphorweeds excels near rivers and lakes where its roots can remain damp, mimicking its natural habitat.
Propagation:
Propagation of camphorweeds can be achieved through seed sowing or vegetative cuttings. Key factors include sunlight, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Vegetative propagation is moderately difficult, while seed propagation is easier but slower. Follow a specific process for successful cuttings.
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