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Pepperleaf sweetwood requires a balance of humidity and well-drained soil to thrive; these key factors mimic its natural tropical environment. Special care points include avoiding water stagnation to prevent root rot, and providing moderate light—too much direct sunlight may damage the foliage. Regular monitoring for pests and diseases is necessary due to its susceptibility, especially in non-native habitats.
Sunlight Requirements: Partial sun
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