Name: Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety', Plant | TheBaghstore - All Indoor Plants
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Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’, Plant

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Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’, Plant

Euonymus fortunei, often known as the spindle, Fortune's spindle, or wintercreeper, is a flowering plant. The plant is endemic to East Asia, particularly China, Korea, the Philippines, and Japan. The plant is suitable for decorating your home as you can place it in the living room.

General

It's an evergreen shrub that can become a vine if given enough support.

Emerald Gaiety is a hardy plant that can withstand drought and pollution in metropolitan areas.

It has spherical glossy deep emerald green leaves with uneven but lovely creamy white borders that are upright and profusely branching.

Place your plant in the Balcony Or in Garden.

Sunlight

Place your Euonymus fortunei plant in Bright Indirect Sunlight.

Full to partial sunshine is ideal for your Spindle plant's growth.

If your soil is moisture retentive, grow your Euonymus fortunei plant in full sun.

Watering

Water your Euonymus fortunei plant when the soil is dry.

Your Euonymus fortunei requires a lot of water when they're young, but once they've matured, they're drought tolerant.

Soil

Your Emerald Gaiety plant prefers well-drained loamy soil.

Your Spindle plant grows best in normal, well-drained soil that is slightly alkaline.

Wet soil is not conducive to its growth.

Fertilizer

Emerald Gaiety is a plant that thrives even when it isn't fed.

In poor soils, a fall fertiliser treatment over the root zone may aid the plant's vigour.

Toxicity

If any portion of your Emerald Gaiety plant is consumed, it can cause significant discomfort.

Additional Care

If you want to shape your Euonymus fortunei plant, do it right after it blooms in late April.

To encourage a bushy habit, cut back growth by one-third in the first spring after planting.

When you detect simple green reversed stems, remove them.

Troubleshooting

Are your Euonymus fortunei plants dying? It could be because of the cold temperature. Place your plant in a suitable place with enough light and shade.

Are your exotic plant leaves turning yellow? It means your plant is infested by pests. Remove the affected parts to save your plant.