Stackhousia monogyna

Creamy Candles at Molonglo Valley, ACT

Stackhousia monogyna at Molonglo Valley, ACT - 24 Aug 2022
Stackhousia monogyna at Molonglo Valley, ACT - 24 Aug 2022
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Identification history

Stackhousia monogyna 25 Aug 2022 Tapirlord
Unidentified 25 Aug 2022 sangio7

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About 20 plants scattered among the rocks in this mid-slope outcrop. Sizes varied from about 5 cm tall to 20 cm tall. Plant in photo probably 15 to 20 cm tall.

4 comments

Tapirlord wrote:
   25 Aug 2022
You've got the first one of the season I think, nice to see them returing.
sangio7 wrote:
   25 Aug 2022
I'll be blowed! That's the last thing I thought of - no wonder I didn't find what they were looking for pinkish flowers.
Tapirlord wrote:
   25 Aug 2022
Haha, threw me for a loop the first time I saw it as well, much harder to recognise without the flower!
Have a look at these sightings, its a good "timeline".
Stackhousia monogyna (Creamy Candles)
Stackhousia monogyna (Creamy Candles)
sangio7 wrote:
   25 Aug 2022
Thanks for the link, but I beat you to it and already had a look for "evidence" of the pinkish outer petals (calyx?) after your ID. Tricky plants! But it serves me right for wanting to ID before the flowers are open.

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  • 16 - 100 Abundance
  • 24 Aug 2022 02:08 PM Recorded on
  • sangio7 Recorded by

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  • 10cm to 30cm Plant height
  • True In flower

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