Features:
Common Names: Brazilian Lucky Wood, Leopard Tree, Brazilian Ironwood Plant Type: Semi-Deciduous Tree Height: Can Grow Up To 30-50 Feet Tall Leaf Structure: Delicate, Fern-Like, Bipinnate Leaves Flower Color: Small, Yellow Flowers In Clusters Bark: Smooth And Mottled With Shades Of Gray, Brown, And White (Hence The Name "Leopard Tree") Growth Rate: Moderate To Fast-Growing Lifespan: Long-Lived And Durable
The Package Includes 1 Live Zxxyanbi Plants That Are Shipped In A Poly Bag Without Apot.* Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.
A Healthier Living Environment Is Promoted By Plant Air Purification, Which Helps Eliminate Pollutants And Enhance Indoor Air Quality.
Low Maintenance Plant: Ideal For Hectic Lives, This Plant Thrives Inside With Little Attention.
Benefits Of Plants For Health: Improves Health By Cleaning The Air And Enhancing The Aesthetics Of Your Surroundings.
Compact Size: Ideal For Tabletops, Desks, Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Home, Windowsills, And Other Small Spaces, Offering Flexibility In Placement.
Ideal Gift: A Great Option For Anyone Wishing To Add Some Colour And Foliage To Their Home Or Workplace, Whether They Are A Plant Fanatic Or A Lover Of Interior Design.
Travel Time May Cause The Plant To Appear Dry. Since It Is A Living Plant, It Is Still Good. Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggests Replanting It In The Ground, Watering It, Applying The Free Fertilizer Included In The Packaging, And Watching It For A Week. It Will Become Fresh Again.Description:
The Brazilian Lucky Wood, Also Known As The Leopard Tree (Caesalpinia Ferrea), Is A Fast-Growing, Ornamental Tree Native To Brazil. It Is Prized For Its Elegant, Spotted Bark, Graceful Foliage, And Hardy Nature. While Not Traditionally Associated With Luck, Its Resilience And Beauty Make It A Popular Choice In Landscaping. Botanical Features: Scientific Name: Caesalpinia Ferrea Common Names: Brazilian Lucky Wood, Leopard Tree, Brazilian Ironwood Plant Type: Semi-Deciduous Tree Height: Can Grow Up To 30-50 Feet Tall Leaf Structure: Delicate, Fern-Like, Bipinnate Leaves Flower Color: Small, Yellow Flowers In Clusters Bark: Smooth And Mottled With Shades Of Gray, Brown, And White (Hence The Name "Leopard Tree") Growth Rate: Moderate To Fast-Growing Lifespan: Long-Lived And Durable Growth And Care: Sunlight: Full Sun (At Least 6-8 Hours Daily) Soil Type: Well-Draining, Sandy Or Loamy Soil Watering: Moderate; Drought-Tolerant Once Established Fertilizer: Light Feeding With A Balanced Fertilizer During The Growing Season Pruning: Occasional Pruning To Maintain Shape And Remove Weak Branches Pest Resistance: Generally Resistant To Pests And Diseases Uses And Benefits: Landscaping: Ideal For Streets, Gardens, And Public Parks Shade Provider: Its Wide Canopy Offers Excellent Shade Ornamental Value: Unique Spotted Bark And Delicate Foliage Add Beauty To Any Setting Wood Quality: Hard, Durable Wood Used In Furniture And Carpentry Symbolism: Sometimes Associated With Strength, Resilience, And Good Fortune Would You Like More Details On Growing This Plant In A Specific Climate Or Region?