This variegated dwarf schefflera is tropical (zone 10+) but can grow outdoors in South Texas with winter protection.
Pots offer mobility for cold snaps. In-ground plants need heavy mulch and overhead protection. Both work if winter lows are brief.
Gold Capella is forgiving—great for beginners. Watch for spider mites in dry heat; mist regularly.
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