Description
Fact Sheet and Plant Guide
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Scientific Name: |
Aglaia odorata |
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Common Name: |
Chinese perfume plant, Telur Belangkas, Chinese Rice Flower,Pokok Telur Belangkas, 米仔兰 |
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Family: |
Meliaceae |
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Aglaia odorata, also known as Chinese Perfume Plant is a bushyshrub that has small yellow fragrant flowers that attract butterflies forits nectar. This easy-to-grow plant features compound leaves, obovateleaflets (egg-shaped with the wider end at the tip). Leaflets are paired withthe terminal leaflet larger than the others. Aglaia produces yellow inflorescence known as a thyrse. Theinflorescence is located at the leaf axils (the space between the uppersurface of the leaf and the stem). Each flower looks like a grain of rice, hence also known as Chineserice flower. Ideally grown as ornamental fragrant flowers. It can also begrown as bonsai or container planting. |
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Potdimension: |
Ø22cmx H20cm |
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Overall Height: |
28-38cm (approx.) |
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Light: |
Fullsun or partial sun |
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Water: |
Check regularly and water as needed. Water thoroughly when the soil turns slightly dry to touch. |
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Fertilizer: |
Feedwith all-purpose fertilizer at least once a month to encourage growth andflowering. |
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Trimming: |
Gently trim away dry, brown, or yellowish leaves by using a pairof secateurs. Trimming allows available nutrients in the soil to betransferred into the new leaves which encourage intentional growth. |
*Photo for illustration only. Actual product mayvary due to the nature of the product.
*Potcolor and size may vary and change Subject to Availability.
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