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Asteraceae

Dendrophorbium: Air Purifying Plant

Dendrophorbium peregrinum

Medium ☀ïļ Partial shade ⚠ïļ Toxic to pets

Requires soil rich in organic matter, constant moisture without waterlogging, and bright indirect light to thrive.

💧 Watering

Every 7 days

☀ïļ Light

Partial shade

ðŸŒĄïļ Temperature

15° - 28°C

ðŸ’Ļ Humidity

60% - 90%

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What is Dendrophorbium?

Dendrophorbium (Dendrophorbium peregrinum) is a medium-care plant from the Asteraceae family. Dendrophorbium peregrinum is a perennial shrubby plant native to the Andean regions, characterized by its vibrant green leaves and yellow composite inflorescences. Belonging to the Asteraceae family, this species exhibits an upright growth habit and is valued for its dense foliage, which can act as...

Dendrophorbium grows up to 2.5m, spread of 150cm, watering every 7 days, 15°C – 28°C, 60–90% humidity. It is suitable for indoor environments and not safe for pets.

Without precautions, ingestion can cause irritation in pets. Keep out of reach of cats and dogs. Without adequate drainage, root rot can develop within 14 days.

How to Care for Dendrophorbium?

TLDR: Dendrophorbium needs Partial shade, watering every 7 days, and temperatures between 15-28°C with 60-90% humidity.

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How Often Should You Water Dendrophorbium?

Water when the top of the soil feels dry to the touch, increasing frequency on very hot days.

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How Much Light Does Dendrophorbium Need?

Prefers filtered light or partial shade; avoid direct midday sun which can burn the leaves.

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What Is the Best Soil for Dendrophorbium?

Use a mixture of potting soil, peat moss, and perlite to ensure drainage and nutrient retention.

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What Pot Should You Use for Dendrophorbium?

Ceramic or terracotta pots with drainage holes to maintain moisture without water accumulation.

Care Schedule

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Fertilize

Every 30 days

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Misting

Every 2 days

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Rotate

Every 15 days

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Repot

Every 730 days

What Is Dendrophorbium and Where Does It Come From?

Dendrophorbium peregrinum is a perennial shrubby plant native to the Andean regions, characterized by its vibrant green leaves and yellow composite inflorescences. Belonging to the Asteraceae family, this species exhibits an upright growth habit and is valued for its dense foliage, which can act as a natural air purifier in well-lit indoor environments.

How to Propagate Dendrophorbium?

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Stem Cuttings

  • Keep the substrate slightly moist but never waterlogged during the rooting process.
  1. 1
    Cutting the Stem

    Cut a healthy 4-6 inch segment containing at least two nodes.

  2. 2
    Preparation

    Remove the lower leaves and dip the base in rooting hormone, if available.

  3. 3
    Planting

    Insert into a light substrate and keep in a warm location with high humidity.

Materials needed:

Sterilized pruning shearsLightweight substrateRooting hormone
⏱ïļ Time: 4-6 weeks 📊 Success rate: medium 🗓ïļ Best season: Spring

How Big Does Dendrophorbium Grow?

TLDR: Dendrophorbium can reach up to 2.5m tall with Medium growth rate.

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Max height

2.5m

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Spread

1.5m

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Growth rate

Medium

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Foliage

Evergreen

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Warning: Toxic Plant

This plant can be toxic if ingested. Keep out of reach of:

ðŸą Cats ðŸķ Dogs ðŸ‘ķ Children

Plant Uses

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Ornamental

Great for decoration

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Air Purifying

Improves air quality

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Meaning & Symbolism

Often associated with resilience and adaptation due to its origin in varied altitudes.

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