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Manjacks

Manjacks are a large genus of over 200 trees and shrubs that are very widely distributed worldwide. Many of these species are grown ornamentally for their attractive flowers. A good quality timber, sometimes used in furniture-making, is obtained from manjacks. These plants are also notable for their hairy leaves.

Scientific classification

Genus

Manjacks (Cordia)

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Evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Mexican olive Geiger Tree Kou Bird lime tree East african cordia

Care Guide for Manjacks

Every 2 weeks

Water

Water: Manjacks thrives in tropical-like conditions with high humidity and consistent moisture. It has moderate drought tolerance but prefers regular watering every two weeks. Manjacks benefits from outdoor environments that replicate natural rainfall patterns, crucial for its growth and health.

Propagation: Propagation of manjacks occurs via seed sowing or semi-hardwood cuttings. Successful growth requires warm temperatures, bright indirect light, and well-draining soil. Seeds need scarification; cuttings benefit from rooting hormone and humidity. Maintain moisture and warmth for establishment, with moderate difficulty in propagation.

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