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Clusea Rosea Princess

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Clusea Rosea

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What is the plant

This wide-spreading, densely-foliated, rounded, 25 to 30-foot-tall, evergreen tree has a short trunk and broad, thickened, dark green, leathery leaves, reminiscent of Southern Magnolia leaves. It is, in fact, greatly admired in Cuba and the Virgin Islands as an ornamental.

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Humidity

Dry

Lighting

Full Sun

Hardiness zone

10 - 11

Difficulty

Easy

How to Care for the Plant

Water
Water well, keeping the soil moist at all times, however these are tough plants and can resist periods of drought.
Fertilizer
Granular/Liquid fertilizer
Sunlight
Clusia rosea like lots of bright light and thrive outdoors in full sun in tropical climates.

Disease diagnosis

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Soil
Keeping the soil moist at all times
Temperature
The Clusia rosea prefers a warm and humid environment as a tropical plant. Ideally with temperatures between 18-22 degrees.
Additional
While the leaves may have some toxins in them, the fruit of the plant is considered the most toxic part. The seeds can be eaten without effect by wild birds. While the leaves may have some toxins in them, the fruit of the plant is considered the most toxic part. The seeds can be eaten without effect by wild birds.

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Popularity
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