Stipulicida

Stipulicida is characterized by its small, delicate form and intriguing seed capsules, which explosively release seeds upon maturation—an adaptation likely evolved for enhanced dispersal in its native sandy habitats. It sports fine, sparse leaves which minimize water loss, crucial for survival in its typically arid environments. This unique combination of features makes stipulicida an interesting study in plant resilience and adaptation.

Scientific classification

Genus

Stipulicida (Stipulicida)

Family

Pink

Order

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Species

Pineland scaly pink

Care Guide for Stipulicida

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Propagation: Propagation of stipulicida involves seed sowing in well-drained soil with proper temperature and light. Key steps include filling a tray with potting mix, evenly scattering seeds, maintaining moisture, and transplanting seedlings after true leaves develop. Moisture and temperature management are crucial for success.

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