tetrapanax papyrifera total 70 cm Fatsia borne in racemes on stalks

borne in racemes on stalks up to 2 m tall

- very long wider blue leaves

regular watering helps maintain its lush appearance

kills any pathogens inside itself as well as any embedded insect eggs

but avoid direct sunlight during the hottest hours of the day

tetrapanax papyrifera total 70 cm Fatsia borne in racemes on stalksTetrapanax papyrifera More plants available, so look may vary. Tetrapanax papyrifera is one amazing tropical looking favorite. It is grown as a shrub or small tree (2 3 mtr) of the ginseng family (Araliaceae), native to southern China and Taiwan. It is the source of rice paper. It has large, lobed leaves that form a crown. The central tissues of the stem are split and pressed into thin sheets used for surgical dressings and as watercolour paper. Rice