Colubrina triflora

Colubrina triflora is distinguished by its three-leaf clustered arrangement, which is rare among woody shrubs. This adaptation may aid in maximizing sunlight capture for photosynthesis. The distinctive bark, often textured and peeling, offers resilience against pests and diseases. The small, inconspicuous flowers adapt well to pollination by specific insects, revealing an evolved symbiosis with its natural habitat.

Scientific classification

Species

Colubrina triflora (Colubrina triflora)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Colubrina triflora

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Pruning: Colubrina triflora is a tropical evergreen shrub with dense foliage and glossy leaves. Prune in early spring to promote healthy growth, remove dead branches, and thin overcrowded areas. This encourages air circulation and sunlight exposure, enhancing the plant’s robustness during its active growth phase.

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