Radermachera sinica is highly prized for its dense and refined foliage, which gives it the appearance of a miniature tree. Its compound leaves, deep and glossy green, are finely cut into numerous narrow and shiny leaflets, creating an effect of lightness and delicacy. In a pot, the plant takes on a bushy and well-structured form, typically reaching 1 to 2 meters in height indoors. Radermachera can produce large, trumpet-shaped flowers, white to cream, slightly fragrant, but they rarely appear in indoor cultivation.
Warning! Risk of toxicity if ingested.
- Family: Bignoniaceae.
- Origin: Subtropical Asia
- Watering:
- Spring - Summer: Allow the topsoil to dry out between waterings.
- Autumn - Winter: Allow half of the soil to dry out between waterings.
- Humidity: Moderate.
- Potting soil type: Rich and very well-draining.
- Avoid water remaining in the saucer.
- Light: Moderate.
- Orientation: East, west, or slightly away from a south-facing window.
- Growth: Medium.
- Temperature:
- Never below 10°C.
Pot diameter: 10 cm.
Grown in Quebec.
Like nature, each plant is unique. Natural items are all different and may contain irregularities.
