From Australia and Pacific Islands, schefflera (Schefflera actinophylla) has large, shiny, dark-green leaflets radiating like umbrella spokes on long stems. Multiple trunks. ‘Amate’ (tissue-cultured) has larger, glossier leaves, better roots, spider-mite resistance, and symmetry—worth the premium.
Bright indirect light; water when top inch dries. Average humidity. ‘Amate’ tolerates lower light. Prune to control size. Watch for spider mites.

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