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The Schefflera Coiled Trunk is a great idea for those who want a bonsai without the typical difficult care associated with a bonsai. This easy to care for tree has a very interested coil-shaped trunk and bright green, rubbery, shiny leaves.
Height: 8in - 16in
Spread: 8in - 12in
Zone: 10 - 11
Pet Safe: Toxic to pets and children if ingested
Temperature: This plant will begin to lose its leaves if it is exposed to temperatures below 15° Celsius, or if exposed to sudden drafts or very dry heating vents.
Light: These plants prefer bright, indirect light. A plant that begins to get droopy or leggy often means it is not getting enough light.
Watering: Water regularly, ensuring the soil is evenly moist but not waterlogged. Mist the leaves regularly. If the plant begins to yellow or drop leaves you are likely overwatering.
Soil: Prefers a rich, slightly acidic soil.
Fertilizer: Feed your Schefflera once or twice a week with a liquid based fertilizer during the spring and summer. These are heavy feeder plants that will benefit from the nutrients.
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Attributes
Type: TropicalHeight: 8in - 16in
Spread: 8in - 12in
Zone: 10 - 11
Pet Safe: Toxic to pets and children if ingested
Care
General Maintenance: These plants do have the potential to be propagated by cuttings, but it can be a more complicated procedure than other tropical plants. Pruning can be done if your plant is exceptionally leggy or overgrown. These plants are prone to aphids, so be wary.Temperature: This plant will begin to lose its leaves if it is exposed to temperatures below 15° Celsius, or if exposed to sudden drafts or very dry heating vents.
Light: These plants prefer bright, indirect light. A plant that begins to get droopy or leggy often means it is not getting enough light.
Watering: Water regularly, ensuring the soil is evenly moist but not waterlogged. Mist the leaves regularly. If the plant begins to yellow or drop leaves you are likely overwatering.
Soil: Prefers a rich, slightly acidic soil.
Fertilizer: Feed your Schefflera once or twice a week with a liquid based fertilizer during the spring and summer. These are heavy feeder plants that will benefit from the nutrients.
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