Native to Australia. Hardy to 0°C (32°F) but UK winters are wet/cold—treat as houseplant.
Water only when soil dry to 3″ depth. Deep soak, then wait. Never let sit in water.
Filtered sunlight indoors. Outdoors: dappled shade. Leaves bleach if too intense.
Give 1 month after any move to settle. Watch for new growth (good) or decline (adjust).
Can reach 7m tall/5m wide in ground. Prune to maintain size. Rarely pests/diseases indoors.
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