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Singkrang
Singkrang (Saurauia tristyla) is a small tree or shrub that features leaves and young twigs densely covered with tiny scales. Singkrang is particularly sensitive to pests, viruses and fungi, all of which highly affect the plant's ability to absorb nutrients through the soil.
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Spring, Summer, Fall, Early winter
Bloom Time
12 m
Plant Height
7 mm to 1.6 cm
Flower Size
Pink
Flower Color
Evergreen
Leaf type

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Distribution of Singkrang

Distribution Map
Singkrang is a plant with a native range that spans several regions in Asia, including the Himalayas, Southeast Asia, and parts of East Asia. This species is found in diverse ecological niches within these broad geographic areas. Although information on introduced ranges is not specified, singkrang is primarily known for its presence in its natural habitats in the aforementioned regions.
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Cultivated
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No species reported
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Habitat
Tropical forests to valleys.
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Care Guide for Singkrang

Every 2-3 weeks
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
Water: Singkrang thrives in humid environments, requiring consistent moisture without waterlogging. Water every 2-3 weeks, letting the soil dry slightly in between. Ideal for indoor growth, singkrang benefits from controlled humidity, which is crucial for its delicate flowering phase.
Fertilize: To enhance singkrang's growth and flowering, apply a balanced fertilizer monthly in the growing season, switching to high-nitrogen in spring. Use sparingly to avoid harm, adjusting for size. Reduce fertilization in dormancy and water post-application to improve nutrient absorption and mitigate root damage.
Pruning: Singkrang features unique foliage and ornamental potential. Prune in early to late winter during dormancy to promote healthy growth. Remove dead limbs and thin branches for air circulation. Clean cuts prevent disease, enhancing both structure and aesthetics, crucial for singkrang's health and appeal.
Propagation: Singkrang prefers rich, well-draining soil with moderate moisture and thrives in shaded, warm environments. Propagation involves using cuttings from semi-woody stems, secured with a sterile instrument. Rooting hormone aids development, and regular misting maintains humidity during the rooting process.
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