Joy in Fairyland
Light, smiling, effortless, it invites us to share its joy.
Pale pink, yellow
Malvaceae
Not commonly known for cultivars due to its specific use and habitat.
Carl Linnaeus
Small, typically in clusters
Soft and delicate
Five
Radial
Lightly fragrant
Rough, with a somewhat hairy surface
Opposite
Green, sometimes with a lighter underside
Tree, can grow up to 15 meters tall
Perennial
Varies by climate, often seen blooming throughout the year in tropical climates
Tropical climates preferred
Moderate, with increased needs in very hot conditions
Adaptable to a range of soil types but prefers well-drained soils
Thrives in warm, tropical temperatures
Prefers full sun to partial shade
Not significantly prone to pests or diseases but monitor for common garden pests
Attracts bees and butterflies
Native to tropical Asia and widely naturalized in other tropical regions
Provides habitat and food for various insects and birds
Valued for its attractive foliage and clusters of pink flowers
Bark fiber used in rope making
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