Capephloxes (Polycarena)

Capephloxes

Capephloxes comprises small, resilient shrubs typical of arid environments. Its leaves are fleshy, an adaptation to retain moisture, coupled with woolly textures to shield against intense sunlight. Delicate, non-showy flowers emerge seasonally, contributing subtly to its rugged charm. This morphology enables capephloxes to thrive in nutrient-poor, dry soils, illustrating a fine balance of beauty and adaptation.

Scientific classification

Genus

Capephloxes (Polycarena)

Family

Figwort

Order

Mints plantains olives and allies

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Species

Golden capeflox

Care Guide for Capephloxes

Every week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of capephloxes primarily involves seed sowing and cuttings, with cuttings being more effective. Use well-draining sandy-loam soil and protect young plants from wind. Start cuttings in spring, ensuring a node is present, apply rooting hormone, and maintain consistent moisture at moderate temperatures.

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