Chinese parasol storax is a rare deciduous tree, bearing striking white to pale pink flowers that emerge in early spring. The flowers' characteristic bell shape and sweet fragrance make them particularly noteworthy. Native to subtropical regions, chinese parasol storax thrives in well-drained soils and is often found in mixed forest environments, benefiting from partial shade which promotes its lush growth.
Water:
Chinese parasol storax prefers environments that emulate its subtropical origins, with consistent moisture and high humidity. It has moderate drought tolerance but thrives with stable water. Water every three weeks, especially mindful during dormancy to avoid overwatering and root rot.
Propagation:
Propagation of chinese parasol storax involves seed sowing, requiring stratification for dormancy. Use well-draining soil and ensure consistent warmth and light. For cuttings, select semi-hardwood stems with rooting hormone. Division and tissue culture are alternatives. General difficulty is moderate due to dormancy and germination challenges.
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