This exotic looking houseplant has an interesting branching pattern and lacy foliage, both contributing its shaggy look. Let soil dry between watering and grow in bright, indirect light. Its an popular bonsai subject and can grow 6-7’T, smaller if pruned.
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Best Selection Of Plants In The Upstate