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Brookweeds

Brookweeds features small, delicate flowers, typically white, with a distinctive bell shape, making them visually appealing yet understated. Its leaves are generally spoon-shaped, contributing to a lush, basal rosette formation. Flourishing predominantly in moist, often marshy environments, brookweeds demonstrates a remarkable adaptability to water-abundant habitats, which skillfully aids its survival and propagation.

Scientific classification

Genus

Brookweeds (Samolus)

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Species

Seaside brookweed Sea primrose Bractless brookweed Samolus valerandi subsp. parviflorus Samolus porosus

Care Guide for Brookweeds

Every week

Water

Water: Brookweeds thrives in moist environments and prefers evenly damp, non-waterlogged soil. It requires weekly watering to maintain hydration, particularly in humid indoor settings. Ambient moisture levels must align with its watering routine, especially during active growth cycles.

Propagation: Brookweeds can be propagated via seeds, cuttings, or division. It thrives in moist conditions (60-70°F) and requires partial shade. Seeds should be sown on the surface for light, while cuttings are best taken in spring/summer. Division occurs in spring/autumn, ensuring rooted sections.

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