How to Grow and Care for Pipturus

False stinger is a lush, evergreen shrub native to subtropical and tropical forests. Its silvery, velvet-textured leaves catch the eye, along with small white flowers that give way to red, berry-like fruit. Thriving under forest canopies, false stinger adapts well to shady understories, where its broad leaves capture limited sunlight, supporting the plant's vigorous growth.

Waimea pipturus is a robust, evergreen shrub native to the Pacific Islands, often found in the understory of forests. Its large, heart-shaped leaves emerge with a velvety texture, underscoring its adaptability to lower light conditions. When mature, waimea pipturus bears clusters of small, white flowers that give way to orange-red berries, providing sustenance for local wildlife and indicating its role in the ecosystem's harmony.