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Necklace tree
A broad-leaved evergreen more closely related to beans and peas than pine trees, necklace tree is the source of the prized Chinese wood huali, which has been used for centuries to make furniture, carvings and beads. Its seeds are occasionally available online for planting as an ornamental.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Tree
Plant Type
Summer
Bloom Time
16 m
Plant Height
Green, Blue
Leaf Color
2 cm
Flower Size
White, Yellow
Flower Color

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Distribution of Necklace tree

Distribution Map
Necklace tree is indigenous to regions of Southeast Asia and Southern China, residing primarily within subtropical zones. Its range encompasses broad-leaved forests of these warm, humid areas. While it thrives in its native settings, necklace tree has not been extensively reported as introduced or naturalized in regions beyond its original habitat.
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Cultivated
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No species reported
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Care Guide for Necklace tree

Every 2-3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Water: Originating from moisture and drought-balanced environments, necklace tree thrives with moderate hydration, requiring watering every 2-3 weeks. As an outdoor plant, necklace tree exhibits resilience in its growth cycle, adapting well to the varying rainfall patterns of its native climate zones.
Fertilize: For necklace tree, use balanced fertilizers with high-nitrogen during growth, applying bimonthly at half-strength. Switch to quarterly in dormancy. Avoid over-fertilization to protect flowers. Apply nutrients around the base, ensuring adequate watering post-application for effective nutrient uptake.
Pruning: Necklace tree thrives with regular pruning, ideally in early spring. Remove dead branches and thin crowded areas to enhance airflow and sunlight. This promotes healthy growth and robust structure while encouraging flowering. Always use clean, sharp tools to prevent damage and disease.
Propagation: Necklace tree is an ornamental plant known for its colorful bead-like seeds. Propagation is best achieved through stem cuttings treated with rooting hormone. A moist, well-draining medium, along with consistent warmth and indirect light, supports root development for thriving new plants.
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