Puerto rico manjack (Varronia rupicola)

Puerto rico manjack

Puerto rico manjack is a hardy perennial adapted to rocky habitats, showcasing a robust demeanor. It features dense clusters of small, resilient leaves that are finely textured, often silver-green in appearance, and affords protection against arid conditions. Its flowers are inconspicuous, yet they play a vital role in its survival by attracting pollinators. The leaf and flower arrangement are key identifiers for this plant, distinguishing it among its mountainous peers.

Scientific classification

Species

Puerto rico manjack (Varronia rupicola)

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Puerto rico manjack

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Water

Pruning: Puerto rico manjack is drought-resistant and ornamental. Prune in early spring to maintain shape and promote growth by removing dead branches and thinning crowded areas. Regular pruning improves structure and flowering; however, avoid heavy pruning. Follow local horticultural guidelines for specific care advice.

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