Germanders (Teucrium) are known to be low maintenance plants and are grown for their attractive flowers that, depending on the species (of which there are hundreds), could be pink, purple, blue, red, yellow, or white. Bees tend to like germanders so they are often planted with other pollinator plants in gardens meant to attract them. You can find them nearly all over the world.
Water:
Thriving in well-drained soils, germanders prefers consistent moisture and is drought-tolerant, requiring weekly watering to mimic natural rainfall. Primarily cultivated outdoors, it adapts to various climates, with water needs reflecting local seasonal precipitation patterns.
Propagation:
Germanders is propagated primarily through cuttings, requiring well-draining soil, moderate temperature, and indirect light. Key steps include using healthy stems, applying rooting hormone, and maintaining humidity. Successful rooting typically takes a few weeks, with careful attention to moisture and avoiding root rot.
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