Bucida Buceras | Black Olive | Gregory Wood | Oxhorn Bucida

PLANT CARE ( Bucida Buceras | Black Olive | Gregory Wood | Oxhorn Bucida )

	24-28 deg C
	Prefers a position in full sun.
	Requires high humidity.
	This drought-tolerant tree should be watered once weekly for about 10 minutes.

ADDITIONAL CARE

A rather Bucida Buceras | Black Olive | Gregory Wood | Oxhorn Bucida, Shady Lady’s leaves are leathery, bluish-green in colour, and 2 to 4 inches in length. It is a relatively easy tree to maintain, as it adapts to almost any soil type, and its dense foliage makes it an excellent tree for shade. The Shady Lady can reach heights of up to 50 feet and features small yellow flowers while blooming. This tree isn’t connected with the considerably more notable olive tree. However, the obscure woman plant actually needs however much sun that it can get. Therefore, assuming you live in a colder environment, or in a house that doesn’t get a lot of daylight, your obscure woman probably won’t flourish.

The Bucida is not difficult to really focus on, however, needs a ton of water. The dirt ought to be very much depleted and shouldn’t dry out. On the off chance that there isn’t sufficient water, the plant will drop its leaves. Ensure that the dirt is in every case marginally soggy. The sluggish growing Bucida buceras ‘Obscure woman’ doesn’t require a lot of pruning. However, it is ideal to remove the longest shoots to keep up with the tree’s lovely shape and to keep it from turning out to be excessively weighty on top. You can likewise eliminate any dry leaves. Pruning ought to ideally be finished in the spring when the tree isn’t yet growing effectively.

NOTE

An example picture gives a trustworthy image of the plant with good care. The plant in the example picture is not the plant that will be delivered. This is an example, so variations are possible. Eventually, the given plant may differ in size, the number of flowers & branches, The Plant Will be in a Plastic Pot Not The One Shown in The Picture.