A long white rhizome extends from the rhizome, and many roots grow on the root of the rhizome. The stem is upright without branching, is square, is 15 to 60 cm in height, has no hair on the stem, and has hair only on the nodes. Leaves are opposite, leaf blades are slender egg-shaped to folding needle shape, length 2 to 4 cm, width 1 to 2 cm, leaf tip is sharp or blunt, base gradually thins into long petiole, on edge Has a blunt and coarse sawtooth. The surface of the leaves is almost hairless, dull, and has fine glands. Several small flowers are densely attached to each leaflet. The scissors are about 3 mm long, and are split into 5 to the middle. The corolla is white, about 3 mm long, and 4 points apart. There are 2 stamens and 1 stamen. The fruit consists of 4 fruits, and the fruits become a wedge-shaped tetrahedron with a length of about 1.5 mm.
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Distribution of Korean bugleweed
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Distribution Map of Korean bugleweed
Korean bugleweed is originally found in temperate regions of Eastern Asia. Its native habitat spans major portions of the East Asian landmass. After its establishment, korean bugleweed has not been documented as having spread or been introduced to any regions beyond its indigenous range.
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Basic Care Guide
Transplant
30-45 cm
To give your korean bugleweed the best start, transplant during the warmth of late spring to early summer, when conditions are optimal for root establishment. Choose a location with moist, well-drained soil and partial shade. Gentle handling is key for transplant success.
Cultivated for its medicinal uses, korean bugleweed thrives when pruned correctly. Initiate pruning in early spring to stimulate growth and encourage bushier form. Deadhead spent flowers throughout summer to promote continuous bloom. Cut back overgrown stems to maintain shape and prevent crowding, enhancing air circulation and reducing disease risk. Prune no more than one-third of the plant's volume to avoid stress. Timely pruning yields a healthier, more robust specimen with optimal medicinal qualities.
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Korean bugleweed
Lycopus cavaleriei
A long white rhizome extends from the rhizome, and many roots grow on the root of the rhizome. The stem is upright without branching, is square, is 15 to 60 cm in height, has no hair on the stem, and has hair only on the nodes. Leaves are opposite, leaf blades are slender egg-shaped to folding needle shape, length 2 to 4 cm, width 1 to 2 cm, leaf tip is sharp or blunt, base gradually thins into long petiole, on edge Has a blunt and coarse sawtooth. The surface of the leaves is almost hairless, dull, and has fine glands. Several small flowers are densely attached to each leaflet. The scissors are about 3 mm long, and are split into 5 to the middle. The corolla is white, about 3 mm long, and 4 points apart. There are 2 stamens and 1 stamen. The fruit consists of 4 fruits, and the fruits become a wedge-shaped tetrahedron with a length of about 1.5 mm.
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Attributes of Korean bugleweed
Lifespan
Perennial
Plant Type
Herb
Plant Height
60 cm
Flower Size
5 mm to 7 mm
Flower Color
White
Leaf type
Deciduous
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Distribution of Korean bugleweed
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Distribution Map of Korean bugleweed
Korean bugleweed is originally found in temperate regions of Eastern Asia. Its native habitat spans major portions of the East Asian landmass. After its establishment, korean bugleweed has not been documented as having spread or been introduced to any regions beyond its indigenous range.
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