CLUSIA
Clusia rosea
A robust, tropical shrub with thick, large, leathery leaves. The Clusia is very versatile: as a houseplant, a compact container plant for the patio, a green hedge, or as a standalone plant in the garden. It's easy to prune and maintains its shape. It can grow into a tree.
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Likes full sun to partial shade
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Medium grower
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Water moderately
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Height 2-10 meters
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Common name | Clusia |
| Latin name | Clusia rosea |
| Origin | Caribbean, Central South America |
| Height | Up to 10 meters |
| Growth habit | Bushy shrub to tree |
| Location (take into account) | As a tree, do not plant it too close to the house because of its crown |
| Light requirements | Sun to partial shade |
| Water requirement | Low; tolerates drought well |
| Windproof | Yes |
| Fertilization | Fertilize moderately; ask an employee for advice |
| Maintenance | Prune occasionally to keep in shape |
| Leaves | Thick, glossy leaves |
| Fruits | Round green fruits |
| Flowers | White, fragrant flowers |
| Attractor of butterflies and birds | Yes |
| Iguana test | Yes |
| Suitable for pot | Yes |
| Toxicity | Both the fruits and the sap are poisonous to humans and pets; avoid contact and ingestion of fruits and leaves. |