1. Is itAnother nickname for it is pepper tree. Both names belong to the same plant, which is an ornamental plant and is different from the pepper we eat in daily life. But it is full of peppery smell, especially after the leaves are crushed, the smell is even stronger. 2. Morphological characteristicsIt is an evergreen shrub that grows relatively slowly, with a height of about 30 to 90 centimeters and a relatively large span. Its leaves are not big, dark green in color, shiny, and look quite glossy and beautiful. The flowers are golden yellow when they open. Due to its ornamental value, it is often used to make bonsai. As long as it is properly maintained in all aspects and transplanted into a beautiful and exquisite flowerpot, its ornamental value will be relatively high. Placing it in the home can add a touch of vitality and also serve as a decoration. 3. NotesIt is often confused with fragrant wood in life. Fragrant wood has the effect of repelling mosquitoes. Although it has the smell of pepper all over its body, it does not have the effect of repelling mosquitoes. When maintaining it, try to choose a bright place with light for maintenance. |
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