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Xeronema

Xeronema is a striking plant with vibrant, bottlebrush-like flowers typically fiery red, making it a visual standout. Originating from rocky and coastal terrains, xeronema's unique adaptations include thick, fleshy leaves that help it survive in harsh, sun-drenched environments. The plant's blossoms not only captivate visually but are pivotal for attracting specific pollinators in its native ecosystem.

Scientific classification

Genus

Xeronema (Xeronema)

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Species

Poor knights lily

Care Guide for Xeronema

Every week

Water

Garden Soil

Soil Type

Propagation: Xeronema propagation includes seed sowing and division. Sow seeds in well-draining soil with bright, indirect light at 15-20°C. For division, separate offsets in late winter or early spring. Maintain humidity and avoid waterlogged soil to prevent root rot. Follow steps for successful propagation.

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