Name: Euonymus japonicus 'Green Spire - Plant | TheBaghstore - Rare Indoor Plants
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Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire – Plant

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Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire – Plant

Euonymus japonicus is a flowering plant in the Celastraceae family. Japan, Korea, and China are all home to this plant. It's a 2–8 m tall evergreen shrub with opposite, oblong leaflets that are 3–7 cm long and have finely serrated margins. Euonymus japonicus is a low light indoor plant.

General

The flowers of the Green Spire are greenish-white and inconspicuous.

Orange fruit drapes below the flaring pink seed covers in the autumn.

It's recognised for its unusual oval leaves and little flowers.

Place your plant in the balcony garden or living room.

Sunlight

Place your Euonymus japonicus plant in Bright Indirect Sunlight.

Your Euonymus japonicus plant will do well in partial shade and full shade. They are, however, best suited to dry, shady environments.

Watering

Water your Euonymus japonicus plant when the soil is dry.

When the temperatures are within its recommended range, your Evergreen spindle plant has average watering needs and doesn't need to be watered too often.

Overwatering your Green Spire plant might result in root rot.

Soil

Your Euonymus japonicus plant prefers well-drained soil.

Your Euonymus japonicus may thrive in a variety of soil types, including sandy, loamy, and even heavy clay.

Fertilizer

Your Green Spire plant doesn't need any Fertilizers.

Toxicity

Your Evergreen Spindle plant is harmful to pets and kids. Keep it away from their reach.

Additional Care

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

Keep your Euonymus japonicus plant away from bugs and insects.

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

Troubleshooting

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

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