China doll (Radermachera sinica), also called serpent tree or emerald tree, is a compact, upright houseplant with glossy, deeply divided, fern-like leaves that give a delicate, lacy texture. It rarely flowers indoors; in its native habitat, it produces fragrant, trumpet-shaped white flowers.
Indoors, it grows 4–6 feet tall with a bushy habit. The foliage is dense and finely textured. It is sensitive to environmental changes—leaf drop can occur with drafts, low light, or irregular watering.
Bright, indirect light; well-draining soil. Keep evenly moist (not soggy). High humidity preferred. Avoid moving once placed. Fertilize monthly in spring/summer. Minimum temperature 55°F.
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