Elattostachys nervosa

You will find elattostachys nervosa growing in all types of Australian rainforests. The plant is also called the beetroot tree after the bright red color of its new leaves. The nervosa part of its name refers to the veins of the leaves, which are very prominent. Elattostachys refers to small flower spikes that are present in other members of this tree's genus, but not in elattostachys nervosa.

Scientific classification

Species

Elattostachys nervosa (Elattostachys nervosa)

Maples, mangos, mahogany, citrus, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Care Guide for Elattostachys nervosa

Every week

Water

Pruning: Elattostachys nervosa should be pruned in early spring for new growth. Remove dead or crowded branches to enhance air circulation and light penetration. Use clean, sharp tools to ensure clean cuts, promoting health, vigor, and an attractive shape, preventing excessive density.

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