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Image of Argemone subfusiformis

VI Region, Limahuida; Altitude: 400 m. October 27, 2007

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Latin Name:   Argemone subfusiformis Ownbey sbsp. subfusiformis
Family:   Papaveraceae Identification OK   
Order:   Papaverales
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Record:   0863
  About 3 Argemone in Chile and 2 in our data base.
  About 4 Papaveraceae in Chile and 4 in our data base.

 

Medicinal   POISONOUS Plant   

 

1st Region:
Lat: 18º - 21º
Main Cities: Arica, Iquique.
2d Region:
Lat: 21º - 26º
Main Cities: Antofagasta, Calama.
3d Region:
Lat: 26º - 29º
Main Cities: Copiapó, Vallenar.
4th Region:
Lat: 29º - 32º
Main Cities: La Serena, Ovalle.
5th Region:
Lat: 32º - 33º
Main Cities: Valparaiso, Los Andes.
Metropolitan Region:
Lat: 33º- 34º
Main Cities: Santiago.
6th Region:
Lat: 34º - 35º
Main Cities: Rancagua.
7th Region:
Lat: 35º - 36º
Main Cities: Talca, Curicó.
8th Region:
Lat: 36º - 38º
Main Cities: Concepción, Chillan, Los Angeles.
9th Region:
Lat: 38º - 39º
Main Cities: Temuco, Villarrica, Pucón.
10th Region:
Lat: 39º - 44º
Main Cities: Valdivia, Osorno, Puerto Montt.
11th Region:
Lat: 44º - 49º
Main Cities: Coihaique.
12th Region:
Lat 49º- 55º
Main Cities: Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Puerto Williams.
The plant does not tolerate snow, but can tolerate occasional freezing spells of about - 3º C (the typical morning frost of central Chile)     Fully exposed to sun. Level areas or slopes facing north.     Dry, arid areas, with long draught periods of 6 - 10 months. Precipitations of 100 mm - 300 mm. are concentrated in winter.   Extremely dry areas with very rare rainfall. The dry season lasts 8 - 12 months and in some years no rainfall is possible. Rainfall less than 100 mm/year.   
Low elevation, interior valleys
Low elevation, interior valleys
Coastal mountains, 500 - 2000 m
Low elevation, interior valleys
Coastal mountains, 500 - 2000 m
Coastal areas, 0 - 500 m
Yellow, 4 petals   Yellow, 5 petals   Yellow, 6 petals      Annual   Biannual     

 

Native    Not Frequent

Height:100

Some ornamental value (B)

 

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INTRODUCTION

This is a very imposing annual plant, very easy to grow and spectacular to watch, due to its big yellow flowers, throny leaves, throny buds, and throny fruits. Once you establish the plant, it will resow automatically each year, and you will even obtain surpluss seeds for trading. Being an annual plant, it does not present problems for cold climates, but it may not be able to reach maturity in places where the summer period is very short.

 

Image of Argemone subfusiformis ()

Image of Argemone subfusiformis

VI Region, Limahuida; Altitude: 400 m. October 27, 2007

 

 

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VI Region, Limahuida; Altitude: 400 m. October 27, 2007

 

 

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VI Region, Limahuida; Altitude: 400 m. October 27, 2007

 

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Image of Argemone subfusiformis ()

Image of Argemone subfusiformis

VI Region, Limahuida; Altitude: 400 m. October 27, 2007

 

GROWING TIPS

 

Since the seeds of this plant germinate so easily, you can sow the seeds directly into the ground. Forget about complicated soil mixtures - keep it simple, the only requirement being that the soil has good drainage. Maintain the seeds wet at all times until they emerge, then reduce watering to a minimum (this plant grows in areas where there are no more than 3 inches of rain per year!). Expose to sun.

 

 

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More photos (3) of Argemone subfusiformis Ownbey sbsp. subfusiformis available here  

 

More species from the same Papaveraceae family in our data base:

 

Argemone hunnemannii (Cardo Santo)

Argemone subfusiformis

Eschscholzia californica (Dedal de oro/Copa de oro)

Papaver somniferum (Amapola/Adormidera)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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