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Xerophyta

Xerophyta is adapted to arid environments, featuring robust, drought-resistant traits. Its leaves typically evolve into a thick, waxy texture, helping to minimize water loss. Many species within this genus possess an ability to survive desiccation, resurrecting with the availability of moisture. Their growth form and resilience make xerophyta exceptional for enduring long periods of dryness.

Scientific classification

Genus

Xerophyta (Xerophyta)

Family

Vellozia

Order

Screwpines, stemona and allies

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Species

Black-stick lily

Care Guide for Xerophyta

Every week

Water

Propagation: Xerophyta propagates via seed sowing, division, and sometimes tissue culture. Key factors for success include consistent light, well-draining soil, and appropriate temperatures. Avoid overwatering. For seeds, use a gritty substrate; for division, separate offsets during dormancy and pot them in similar conditions.

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