Colubrina viridis

Colubrina viridis is a small to mid-sized shrub prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions. Its rounded, bright green leaves and greenish-yellow flowers are distinctive, while its small, spherical fruits turn from green to black as they mature. Adapting well to a variety of soils, colubrina viridis thrives in full sunlight, contributing to its resilience and spread in coastal environments.

Scientific classification

Species

Colubrina viridis (Colubrina viridis)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Care Guide for Colubrina viridis

Every week

Water

Pruning: Prune colubrina viridis in early spring before new growth. Remove dead, damaged, or crowded branches to promote health and air circulation, minimizing fungal disease risks. Avoid heavy pruning due to sensitivity to cuts. Annual light pruning maintains shape and vigor for an attractive display.

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