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Styphelia

Styphelia is a genus of shrubs known for its tough, heath-like qualities, thriving in poor, sandy soils typical of its native Australasian habitats. These plants feature small, tubular flowers often in shades of red or pink, which are significant for attracting pollinators. Their needle-like leaves, adapted to resist drought, assist in conserving moisture and defending against herbivores.

Scientific classification

Genus

Styphelia (Styphelia)

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Species

Red five corners

Care Guide for Styphelia

Every week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of styphelia can be achieved through seed sowing and cuttings. Success depends on using well-drained, acidic soil and maintaining consistent moisture and bright indirect light. Ensure a sterile environment for cuttings, with moderate difficulty in seed germination and rooting.

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