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How to Choose and Buy Healthy Mexican orange
(Choisya ternata)
Mexican orange, also known as Mexican Mock Orange, Mexican orange blossom
Ideal to buy in early to mid-spring, mexican orange is a moderately easy plant to maintain. Known for its rapid growth rate, this plant stands out for its fragrant, orange-blossom like flowers, and glossy, evergreen leaves. When shopping, healthy mexican orange exhibit bright, unaffected leaves and well-developed roots, showing its robust vigor.
Evergreen shrub
Fragrant flowers
Low-maintenance
Drought-resistant
Attracts pollinators
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What Is the Best Time for Buying Mexican Orange?

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The Symbolic or Cultural Significance of Mexican Orange

In the realm of cultural symbolism and feng shui, mexican orange is not recognized for any specific significance. It's mainly valued for its aesthetic appeal, with its vibrant orange blossoms that brighten gardens and indoor spaces. While many plants do have auspicious meanings in different cultures or in the practices of feng shui, mexican orange is not typically associated with such connotations.
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How to Select Healthy Mexican Orange?

To select a healthy mexican orange, inspect its leaves for a vibrant, rich green color without yellowing or browning. Check the plant for signs of pests or diseases, ensuring there are no visible insects or damage. The plant should appear full and compact rather than leggy or sparse. A healthy mexican orange will also have firm, undamaged stems and a strong, upright growth habit. Avoid plants with wilted leaves or signs of stress. Make sure the soil is moist but well-draining, not waterlogged.
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Newly bought plants may need to be repotted under several circumstances:
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Temporary plant pots or mismatched sizes;
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The pot lacks drainage holes;
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Poor soil quality,water sitting on the surface longer than usual or draining too quickly.
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