Tamujo (Flueggea tinctoria)

Tamujo

Tamujo is a versatile shrub known for its dye-producing capabilities. Characterized by small, greenish-white flowers and glossy, ovate leaves, it thrives in tropical and subtropical environments. This hardy species adapts well to different soil types, often found in open woodlands where its resilience helps it withstand variations in climate and terrain.

Scientific classification

Species

Tamujo (Flueggea tinctoria)

Nances, spurges, willows and allies

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Care Guide for Tamujo

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Tamujo features dense foliage and vibrant stems, thriving with early spring pruning. Key techniques include removing weak branches, shaping for size, and trimming above buds to stimulate growth. Regular pruning enhances air circulation and prevents disease, while clean tools minimize infection risk.

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