Clusia rosea 'Princess'

The Clusia rosea 'Princess' is a relatively unknown houseplant. It is a sturdy plant with fairly large leaves that shine beautifully. The plant is native to tropical and subtropical areas. Its distribution area extends from the southern United States to South America, but Clusia is mainly found in the Caribbean. It grows on various substrates, ranging from swamps and tropical forests to lava landscapes. The Clusia is a good air purifier that cleans up to 30m2 of air. Clusia is a robust houseplant that is very suitable both in solid form in the living room and in hydroculture or as an interior plant.

Care
Clusia is a strong houseplant that can take a beating. The plant needs a lot of water. For a short period it can tolerate quite low temperatures, around 10 degrees, but the best place for this plant is a heated living room of at least 16 degrees. Cooler winter temperatures can be harmful and are therefore not recommended, because they do not occur in subtropical nature. As for the location, it is best to place the Clusia in a place that is as light as possible, without direct sunlight.

Format
The plant has a height of 50-60cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 17cm.

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