Awakening and First Response of Nature to the Supramental Manifestation
Interested, she opens herself and tries to understand.
Light to reddish pink, yellow
Euphorbiaceae
Johann Friedrich Gmelin
About 1 inch in diameter
Smooth, waxy
Five
Radial
Lightly fragrant
Glossy, leathery
Alternate
Bright green, often with a reddish tinge
Shrub or small tree
Perennial
Year-round in tropical climates, with peaks
Tropical and subtropical
Moderate; drought-tolerant once established
Prefers well-drained soil; tolerant of a range
Frost sensitive; thrives in warm conditions
Prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade
Susceptible to scale insects and fungal diseases
Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
Native to Cuba and the West Indies; cultivated in tropical/subtropical gardens
Provides nectar for pollinators; ornamental use enhances landscapes
None noted
Highly valued for attractive foliage and flowers
Landscaping for visual interest
Not listed as endangered
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