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Spider saxifrage
Spider saxifrage is a resilient alpine perennial with star-like white flowers and striking red stems. Its long, whip-like stolons bear plantlets, a strategy for spreading in rocky, harsh terrains. The rosette of spoon-shaped leaves enfolds the base, adapted to retain moisture and withstand cold climates. Spider saxifrage's distinctive reproductive stolons and robust form make it an intriguing plant adapted to survive in its rugged habitat.
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Care Guide for Spider saxifrage

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0 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Spider saxifrage requires consistent watering, with moist but not soggy soil in summer. In winter, avoid overwatering, particularly in cool, wet climates.
Fertilize: Spider saxifrage thrives in moderately fertile soil. Applying a complete organic fertilizer each spring promotes growth and blooming, with an additional light application in the fall after blooming to enhance winter survival.
Pruning: Notable for its rosette formation and trailing stems, spider saxifrage benefits from early spring pruning. Trim old foliage and spent flowers to encourage growth and prevent disease. This enhances sunlight and air circulation, promoting health while aligning with dormancy break for vigorous recovery and flowering.
Propagation: Established patches of spider saxifrage can be easily divided by cutting through clumps with a spade, avoiding root damage. Replant immediately and water thoroughly. Division is best done in spring or early fall.
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