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Sageretia (Sageretia Theezans)

 Sageretia (Sageretia Theezans) - (Tree Type (Indoors))

  
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Notable feature is its patchy, peeling (Plane tree type) BARK. Its slender branches support small, shiny, EVERGREEN LEAVES and white FLOWERS which develop into blue berries.

STYLE : Suited to all styles.

WARNING : High HUMIDITY essential. Site above or near (not on) water.


Care Info

Sageretia (Sageretia TheeZAns) -

REPOT : Every 2 years in spring.

SOIL : Basic mix of 40:60 GRIT:organic.

PRUNE : Branches should be pruned in winter/early spring.

PINCH: Trim SHOOTS to 2 pairs of LEAVES during growing season.

WATER : Water well (DAI>DAIly) in growing season and keep moist in winter. Daily MISTING also helps.

FEED : BALANCED FEED every 2 weeks during growing season. Reduce to half strength in winter.

WARNING : High HUMIDITY essential. Site above or near (not on) water.



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