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P. magna from Dominican Republic

Colors
White

Description

Species described by Zanoni and M.M. Mejia, native to the Dominican Republic. Has very slender branches and an upright habit. Can grow very large, reportedly reaching up to 90 feet tall in habitat. Flowers are white with a citrusy scent. Not easy to root, though others have succeeded on a mist bench or by grafting.

Appearance

White flowers.

Fragrance

Citrusy.

Growth & Foliage

Upright habit with very slender branches; can reach up to 90 feet tall in habitat.

Cultivation Tips

Difficult to root; successful propagation reported on mist benches or by grafting.

Provenance

Native to the Dominican Republic; described by Zanoni and M.M. Mejia.

Also Known As

Details

Hybridizer
Dominican Republic
Growth Habit
upright
Species
P. rubra
Sets Seed
No
Fragrance Strength
citrusy
Anecdotal Notes
Diana

Zanoni & M.M.Mejía. VA species native to Dominican Republic with very slender branches and an upright habit. Eventually get quite large and is reported to reach up to 90 feet tall in habitat. It has white flowers with a citrusy scent. Not easy to root but others have been successful rooting them on a mist bench or grafting them. magnifica

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Quick Facts

Fragrancecitrusy
Colors1