Devil's blacksnakeroot (Sanicula saxatilis)

Devil's blacksnakeroot

Devil's blacksnakeroot is a resilient perennial herb that thrives on rocky outcrops and high-elevation cliff sides. It stands out with its umbrella-like clusters of tiny, yellow-green flowers, perched atop sturdy stalks. The rounded, lobed leaves are typically dark green, forming a lush base. These features equip devil's blacksnakeroot to survive in its harsh, well-drained terrain, where moisture and nutrients are scarce.

Scientific classification

Species

Devil's blacksnakeroot (Sanicula saxatilis)

Carrots, ivies and allies

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Herb

Plant Type

20 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Devil's blacksnakeroot

Every week

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

20 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: To care for devil's blacksnakeroot, trim in early spring, removing dead stems to promote growth and improve air circulation. Maintain its shape with light pruning; avoid heavy cuts that may hinder flowering. Use clean, sharp tools to reduce disease risk and enhance overall plant health.

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