Coprosma chathamica

Coprosma chathamica is a hardy shrub indigenous to the Chatham Islands. It flaunts a dense, branching habit with glossy green leaves often adorned with dark margins. Small, inconspicuous flowers give way to vivid-orange berries, attracting wildlife and aiding seed dispersal. Thriving in coastal conditions, coprosma chathamica demonstrates resilience to wind and salt spray, making it an emblematic feature of local vegetation.

Scientific classification

Species

Coprosma chathamica (Coprosma chathamica)

Gentians, dogbanes, madders, and allies

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Shrub

Plant Type

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Coprosma chathamica

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: Coprosma chathamica is a unique shrub with dense foliage and vibrant berries. Pruning should occur in early spring to shape the plant and promote growth, removing damaged branches and thinning crowded areas. Regular trims enhance its appearance and health, supporting recovery and flourishing in the growing season.

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