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Rhodamnia

Rhodamnia is characterized by its glossy evergreen leaves and silvery underbellies, thriving in the dense, moist rainforests of its native habitat. These trees or shrubs exhibit small, white to cream flowers that cluster together, playing a crucial role in supporting local biodiversity. Adapted to shaded understories, rhodamnia features robust, woody stems that anchor it firmly in the nutrient-rich forest soil.

Scientific classification

Genus

Rhodamnia (Rhodamnia)

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Species

scrub turpentine

Care Guide for Rhodamnia

Every week

Water

Propagation: Rhodamnia propagation primarily involves seeds and cuttings, with success reliant on warm temperatures, high humidity, and well-draining soil. Semi-hardwood cuttings are preferred due to variability in seed germination. Follow these steps for cuttings: select healthy stems, cut 10-15cm lengths, remove lower leaves, dip in hormone, and plant in moist medium.

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