Selenia stands out with its unusual, yellow-petaled flowers that resemble lunar crescents, reflecting its name inspired by the moon. Thriving best in temperate climates, this plant favors well-drained soil and partial sunlight, adapting uniquely to rocky and sandy environments. The distinct curvature of its petals and robust stalks aid in attracting pollinators while ensuring resilience against winds.
Propagation:
Propagation of selenia is mainly via seeds, with cuttings or division as alternatives. Key factors include optimal light, temperature, and well-draining soil, while avoiding overwatering. Steps include collecting seeds or cuttings, sowing/planting in suitable mediums, maintaining moisture, and transplanting when ready.
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