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Rough-leaf sugarbush
Rough-leaf sugarbush is a unique member of the Proteaceae family, characterized by its striking flower heads that blossom into pinkish-purple hues. These are surrounded by leathery, pointed bracts that give a rough texture, reflecting the plant's name. Adapted to nutrient-poor soils, rough-leaf sugarbush thrives in its native fynbos habitat, demonstrating resilience to fire and drought with its deep root system.
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20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Rough-leaf sugarbush

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20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Water your rough-leaf sugarbush every couple of weeks during dry spells. Newly-planted rough-leaf sugarbush requires weekly watering. For container-grown rough-leaf sugarbush, let the soil dry slightly between waterings to prevent root rot.
Pruning: Rough-leaf sugarbush features rough leaves and striking flowers. Prune in early spring to enhance growth and flowering. Remove dead branches and thin for air circulation, but avoid heavy pruning. Regular light pruning promotes a fuller shape and vibrant blooms, supporting overall plant health.
Propagation: Propagating rough-leaf sugarbush by seed is challenging; cuttings are preferred. Take cuttings from side branches in spring or fall, removing lower leaves. Dip in rooting hormone and pot in a mix of coarse sand and peat moss. Keep moist and shaded; rooting may take up to 6 weeks.
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