Polyscias fruticosa "Ming Aralia" 14" show-on-collection These epiphytic plants grow attached

These epiphytic plants grow attached to the branches of trees where they form a caudex that serves as a habitation for ants

most satisfying perennials in the garden

Responds well to shearing and may be formed into topiary shapes or a low hedge or border

Height at maturity: 3'

heat and drought once established

Polyscias fruticosa "Ming Aralia" 14" show-on-collection These epiphytic plants grow attachedPolyscias fruticosa, commonly called "Ming Aralia", has green glossy erratic looking leaves. They are tripinnate and appear divided giving it the slightly shaggy appearance. Loves some humidity and make sure to keep in area that does not get too cool, the warmer the better. Slow grower. Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5 10% Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each plant will vary.