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Manuka Myrtle (Japan)

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Also known as Leptospermum sieboldii. Features small, pink, five-petaled flowers that bloom profusely, often resembling cherry blossoms. Has fine, needle-like evergreen leaves with a pleasant fragrance when crushed.

The pink flowers of Japanese Manuka Myrtle typically last 2 to 4 weeks on the plant. The blooming period usually occurs in spring to early summer, though in ideal conditions, some varieties may flower sporadically throughout the year


Dimensions
Potted Plant: W 10-15 cm x H 15-20 cm

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Also known as Leptospermum sieboldii. Features small, pink, five-petaled flowers that bloom profusely, often resembling cherry blossoms. Has fine, needle-like evergreen leaves with a pleasant fragrance when crushed.

The pink flowers of Japanese Manuka Myrtle typically last 2 to 4 weeks on the plant. The blooming period usually occurs in spring to early summer, though in ideal conditions, some varieties may flower sporadically throughout the year


Dimensions
Potted Plant: W 10-15 cm x H 15-20 cm

Tips to Prolong Blooming

  • Keep the plant in a cool, well-lit spot with direct sunlight to indirect sunlight

  • water regularly when the potting mix is 50-60% dry. Do not let plant dry out completely.

  • Keep the plant away from strong drafts or heat sources like radiators, which can accelerate wilting.

  • Avoid touching or disturbing the buds and blooms, as handling them can cause premature wilting.