Thylacospermum

Thylacospermum is a hardy alpine plant primarily found in the mountainous terrains of Asia. It possesses a striking form with rosettes of narrow leaves and dense, central spikes bearing flowers. The flowers are adapted to withstand harsh, windy environments, representing a notable survival strategy amidst rocky, elevated habitats.

Scientific classification

Genus

Thylacospermum (Thylacospermum)

Family

Pink

Order

Pinks, cacti, and allies

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Deciduous

Leaf type

Species

Golden alpine sandwort

Care Guide for Thylacospermum

Every week

Water

Water: Thylacospermum thrives with weekly watering to mimic its natural rainfall patterns, favoring consistent moisture without waterlogging. Ideal for outdoor cultivation, thylacospermum effectively optimizes water uptake during peak growing seasons, aligning its growth cycle with seasonal precipitation.

Propagation: Propagation of thylacospermum involves seed sowing and division, requiring adequate light, specific temperatures, and well-draining soil. Techniques like stratification may be needed for seeds. Steps include collecting seeds, sowing, maintaining moisture and light, and transplanting seedlings or dividing mature plants during dormancy.

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