The sole species in its genus of plants, spenceria ramalana is a small to medium height flowering herb that grows high in the mountains in subtropical climates. Notable for its late spring show of bright yellow flowers, it can be found in sunny meadows and mountain slopes, often on or near limestone outcroppings
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Summer
Bloom Time
18 cm to 32 cm
Plant Height
2 cm
Flower Size
Yellow
Flower Color
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Distribution of Spenceria ramalana
Distribution Map
Spenceria ramalana is a plant native to the eastern regions of the Asian continent. It has not been widely introduced to other major world regions beyond its indigenous range, maintaining a relatively confined distribution.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Habitat
Alpine meadows, limestone mountain slopes
Hemisphere Trend Curve
Northern
Sorthern
Care Guide for Spenceria ramalana
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water:
Spenceria ramalana prefers consistently moist conditions, thriving with weekly watering to maintain even soil dampness. While it tolerates moderate drought, it flourishes outdoors, benefiting from natural rainfall which enhances its growth during the active season.
Fertilize:
Spenceria ramalana requires balanced nutrition fertilizers for optimal growth, applied bi-weekly during active growth. Seasonal changes affect nutrient needs, reducing requirements in dormancy. Watering before fertilizing prevents root burn, and monitoring spenceria ramalana's response helps customize its care for better vitality.
Pruning:
Spenceria ramalana should be pruned in early to late spring by removing dead or damaged branches and trimming overgrown areas to maintain shape. Regular light pruning improves air circulation and sunlight access. Use clean, sharp tools for hygiene, promoting a healthy and attractive plant appearance.
Propagation:
Spenceria ramalana requires specific propagation methods, primarily sowing fresh seeds in well-draining medium to avoid root rot. Germination is slow, necessitating patience, and seedlings must grow in controlled conditions before transplantation to their final location.
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