Coco plums are slow-growing perennial evergreen trees or shrubs, typically found along coastlines in rocky headlands. Some species are used for hedges and groundcover, while others produce edible berries. These woody plants are thought to have first appeared over 85million years ago.
Water:
Coco plums thrives in alternating wet and dry environments, showing moderate drought tolerance. Watering once every 1-2 weeks is ideal, with attention to soil moisture to avoid root rot, especially during peak growth seasons.
Propagation:
Propagation of coco plums occurs via seed sowing and cuttings, requiring warm temperatures and well-draining soil. Seeds need scarification and soaking, while cuttings benefit from rooting hormone. The process involves specific steps, including moisture and warmth management until germination or rooting occurs.
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