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Stenotus
There are four species, all native to western North America. These are perennial herbs sometimes forming mats or clumps a few centimeters high, producing erect stems up to about 30 cm tall but known to reach 60 cm at times. The stems and foliage are hairless to quite woolly, and nonglandular to glandular-hairy. The leaf blades are linear to widely lance-shaped, white near the bases and green or grayish toward the tips. The flower head is solitary, paired, or in an array of up to four. There are yellow disc florets and usually yellow ray florets. The fruit has a pappus of fine white bristles.
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Water: Stenotus, native to arid regions, thrives with minimal moisture and exhibits high drought tolerance. Watering should occur once every 1-2 weeks to mimic its natural habitat. Ideal for xeric landscapes, it excels in rock gardens and low-water outdoor settings.
Propagation: Propagation methods for stenotus include seed sowing and division. Essential conditions are bright light, moderate temperatures, and well-draining soil. Seeds require a light substrate and moisture. Division is best in spring or fall. Challenges involve maintaining moisture without waterlogging.
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