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Cloud tiger's ear
Micranthes laciniata
Characteristics and Cultivation Methods of Saxifraga laciniata var. takedana - Growth Characteristics - Saxifraga laciniata var. takedana is a perennial herbaceous plant that thrives in high-humidity environments. - It grows best in partial shade, and it is advisable to avoid direct sunlight. - It prefers well-draining soil, and maintaining a humid environment is important. - Propagation Methods - It is usually propagated by division or seeds. - For seed propagation, it is best to sow in the spring; since the germination rate is not very high, it is recommended to sow a relatively large number of seeds. - For division, carefully separate and replant mature plants. - Cultivation Methods - Water frequently, but use a pot with good drainage to avoid overwatering. - Use soil rich in organic matter, and periodically apply liquid fertilizer to aid growth. - Cool temperatures are preferable, but excessively cold environments should be avoided, so it should be managed indoors during the winter. - Use in Gardens - Saxifrage can be used in shaded gardens or for unique plant landscaping. - Its unique leaf shape and flowers give it decorative value, making it suitable for planting in rock gardens or around wetlands. - Major Pests and Diseases and Control Methods - Root rot may occur if the soil is excessively wet. Ensure good drainage and regulate watering. - Insects and aphids may occur, which can be controlled using eco-friendly methods. It is recommended to spray with soapy water or use specialized pest control agents if necessary. - Fungal diseases can be prevented by controlling humidity, and the environment should be maintained through periodic ventilation.
Plant Type
Plant Family
Saxifragaceae
Height
25cm
Spread
Colors
white
Bloom Period
July–August
Water Needs
commonly
Exposure
semi-shaded area
Freezing Resistance
-30°C
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Saxifraga fortunei var. alpina
Tiger's Ear
Saxifraga furumii