Hawaiian schefflera (30 years, tree form, 3–4" trunk, skylight, bottomless planter) produces green/light green berry-like blooms. Expert Will Creed: Schefflera arboricola occasionally flowers indoors when old, well-cared, good light, and potbound. Congratulations—don't change anything! Free schefflera articles via email.
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