Calandrinia
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Fact sheet
every fact quoted from its source“Some varieties are annuals, meaning they complete their life cycle in a single season, while others are perennials that return year after year” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them | Succulent Alley
“Calandrinia thrives in full sun” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them Successfully - Maggie at Home
“Water the soil lightly after planting to settle the soil” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them Successfully - Maggie at Home
“Calandrinia purslanes are hardy plants that can grow in most regions (USDA zones 3-10), while the perennial varieties thrive in warmer areas (zones 8-10)” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them | Succulent Alley
“spacing appropriately (usually 6-12 inches apart)” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them Successfully - Maggie at Home
“For outdoor planting, space the seeds about 8 inches apart when sowing. You can also propagate Calandrinia from stem cuttings” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them | Succulent Alley
“transplant outdoors after danger of frost passes” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them Successfully - Maggie at Home
“Is purslane toxic to dogs?” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them | Succulent Alley
“Keep an eye on pests like aphids or mealybugs” — Calandrinia Plants: Varieties and How to Grow Them Successfully - Maggie at Home
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Where this comes from
- Name and place in the family tree: GBIF Backbone Taxonomy (CC BY 4.0)
- Fact sheet: 3 source pages, read and quoted by the OmniGrow Librarian