Staavia is a hardy shrub native to the fynbos region of South Africa, flourishing in poor, sandy soils. It exhibits resilience in face of fire and regrows vigorously. Bearing small, needle-like leaves, it adapts well to its windy, dry habitat. The shrub produces delicate white to pink flowers, which contribute to its ornamental appeal while blending seamlessly into its rugged environment.
Propagation:
Propagation of staavia can be done via seed sowing or cuttings. Seeds may require stratification, while cuttings need a rooting hormone and well-draining soil. Success factors include proper temperature, light, and humidity. Stem cuttings should have at least two nodes and be kept moist until rooted.
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