Maesa indica is a versatile evergreen shrub with a penchant for moist, shaded environments, often found under the canopy of dense forests. Its elliptical, softly serrated leaves and small white to pale pink flowers are indicative of its understory adaptation, while clusters of orange-red berries provide a striking contrast and attract a variety of wildlife.
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Care Guide
Care Guide for Maesa indica
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Pruning:
Maesa indica flourishes with proper pruning between early and late winter during dormancy. Key methods involve removing dead branches and thinning overcrowded areas for better air circulation. Pruning fosters healthy growth and shape, but avoid over-pruning to prevent stress, which can hinder growth and flowering.
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