Allophylus viridis

Allophylus viridis is a medium-sized shrub found growing in the forests and thickets of Southeast Asia. It flowers profusely and produces round red fruits that are attractive to native wildlife and have traditional uses in the local areas.

Scientific classification

Species

Allophylus viridis (Allophylus viridis)

Maples, mangos, mahogany, citrus, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Shrub

Plant Type

1 mm to 1.5 mm

Flower Size

White, Yellow, Green

Flower Color

Evergreen

Leaf type

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Distribution of Allophylus viridis

Distribution Map

Allophylus viridis has a natural distribution in the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, specifically the eastern parts. While originally native to these broader areas of the continent, its presence beyond these regions has not been widely recorded, suggesting a more confined growth within its indigenous range.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Habitat

Lowland areas, wetlands, evergreen forests.

Hemisphere Trend Curve

Northern

Sorthern

Care Guide for Allophylus viridis

Every 2-3 weeks

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

Water: Allophylus viridis is moderately drought-tolerant, preferring deep watering every 2-3 weeks, with soil allowed to dry out between sessions. Originating from dry environments, it exhibits resilience to varying weather and effectively regulates water loss through transpiration, making it suitable for areas with intermittent rainfall.

Fertilize: Balanced nutrition is essential for allophylus viridis. Use a high-nitrogen fertilizer in spring/summer, decreasing in fall and stopping in winter. Quarterly applications support health and vigor, especially in young allophylus viridis. Avoid over-fertilization and apply after watering for optimal nutrient absorption.

Pruning: Allophylus viridis is a glossy-leaved, evergreen shrub best pruned in winter during dormancy. Key techniques include removing dead branches, thinning overcrowded areas, and shaping for aesthetics. Prune above healthy buds to foster growth, maintaining a clean, sharp tool to avoid disease.

Propagation: Allophylus viridis, from the Sapindaceae family, propagates best through cuttings from healthy parent plants. Use clean cuts and a well-draining medium while maintaining consistent moisture without over-saturation to enhance growth success for allophylus viridis.

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Distribution of Allophylus viridis

Care Guide for Allophylus viridis

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