Operculicarya pachypus
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Art. 58225
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Size:
Pot: 8 cm.
Family:
Anacardiaceae
Origin:
Madagascar
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Description:
O. pachypus is a shrub native to Madagascar and is used to a warm climate. Its name comes from the Greek 'pachypus' means big foot. Its stem is similar to that of a bonsai reaching 1 m in height: at the base it is wide, with roots that grow and take very particular forms. It has numerous branches arranged almost in zigzag by the gray-silver color. Its leaves are numerous , of intense green color and have a shape that can be oval, elongated or similar to a drop. During the flowering period, late winter, this plant gives small green or yellowish flowers.
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We need 2-3 business days to prepare your plants. As soon as we have shipped your order, you will receive an email with the data to track the shipment. Delivery times with express courier are 24/48 hours, for the islands - an extra day is expected.
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Plant care:
It requires a lot of light throughout the year, however, avoid direct sunlight.
It is preferable to keep it at mild temperatures and never below 15 °C, for this reason it is recommended to shelter it during the winter period.
Water moderately and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and to suspend it completely in winter.
The best soil is a well-draining one, even better if further enriched with inert materials such as pumice, sand or lapilli.
They do not need frequent fertilization, it is sufficient to dilute the fertilizer with watering once a year.
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