How to Plant Geogenanthus?
Geogenanthus species thrive in well-draining, rich soil, preferring consistently moist conditions without waterlogging. They flourish in dappled light, mimicking their native understory habitats. Planting involves selecting a shaded area, preparing the soil with organic matter, and ensuring plants are spaced adequately. After positioning, water gently and maintain soil humidity. Mulching can help retain moisture. Although the genus shares these requirements, individual species may have nuanced needs, so always research specifics for optimal growth.