Sandspurrys are adapted to high-salt coastal habitats and this explains their common name, 'sea-spurreys.' They are native to Europe, Africa, and the Americas. These are small plants that have attractive flowers, but their size and specialized habitat requirements mean that they are not popular ornamental plants.
Water:
Sandspurrys thrives in sandy soils, efficiently retaining moisture while preferring drier conditions. It is moderately drought-tolerant and requires weekly watering for optimal growth. As an outdoor plant, sandspurrys flourishes in well-draining substrates, maintaining hydration during scarce rainfall.
Propagation:
Sandspurrys propagates primarily through seed sowing, requiring full to partial sun, moderate temperatures, and well-draining soil. Maintain consistent moisture without overwatering. Techniques include direct sowing or starting seeds indoors, and thinning seedlings post-sprouting is crucial for success.
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