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Acanthus Mollis (Bear's-Breech, Architectural-Plant)
Temperature:
50-60 F
A compact, attractive, foliage plant that occasionally produces from the top of the plant a four-sided spike of whitish flowers.
Gets along with 1 hour of sunlight a day; should have a short semi-dry rest in shade after flowering. Use an all-purpose mix kept moist during active growth.
Propagate by seeds or division of the rhizome.
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