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Other names for Deer Antler Star Flower

Deer Antler Star Flower, also known as Incense Wave Chrysanthemum, is a succulent plant in the Aizoaceae family, genus Deer Antler Star Flower.

Growth habits of Deer Antler Star Flower

Deer Antler Star Flower likes warm, dry, and sunny environments. It is not cold-tolerant, is drought-tolerant, and fears high temperatures, so during summer care be sure to provide shade, otherwise the surface easily becomes wrinkled. The planting soil for Deer Antler Star Flower needs to be fertile and loose.

Deer Antler Star Flower can be grown in pots for winter viewing, and can also be hung or trailing for care, full of vitality and highlighting the holiday atmosphere. As long as it is placed in a cool, ventilated spot and watered when the potting soil is dry, it is very easy to keep alive.

Once you notice signs of growth, gradually resume normal watering. Deer Antler Star Flower has no obvious dormant period in summer, and with cool, ventilated conditions it can safely pass the summer. The cool season is their peak growing season, below2degrees you should gradually stop watering. Keeping the potting soil dry will get it through the winter.

Propagation methods for Deer Antler Star Flower

The commonly used propagation methods for Deer Antler Star Flower are sowing and cuttings. Sowing is generally done in4~5month, sown indoors in pots, and after sowing they sprout in about10days. The seedlings' roots are quite fine, so watering must be done with care.1months later, the seedlings can be transplanted.

Cuttings are mainly done in spring and autumn, selecting plump stem nodes, cutting them into8~10cm pieces, inserting them in a sand bed,15~20days and they will take root, and when the roots grow to2~3cm they can be potted up.