Diosma oppositifolia

Diosma oppositifolia is a dense, evergreen shrub typically adorned with small, fragrant leaves arranged in opposite pairs. Its delicate, star-shaped, pink or white flowers bloom in clusters, attracting various pollinators. Thriving in well-drained soils and sunny environments, diosma oppositifolia is both drought-resistant and adapted to survive in the nutrient-poor fynbos biome, showcasing resilience and beauty.

Scientific classification

Species

Diosma oppositifolia (Diosma oppositifolia)

Maples, mangos, mahogany, citrus, and allies

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Shrub

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Care Guide for Diosma oppositifolia

Every week

Water

Pruning: Prune diosma oppositifolia in early spring before new growth to maintain compact structure and encourage blooming. Use clean shears to remove weak stems and thin overcrowded branches for better air circulation. Regular pruning every 2-3 years promotes healthy growth and vibrant flowers. Refer to horticultural guides for detailed care.

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