Guía de plantas
Cinnamon.
Cinnamomum verum
Pronunciación sin-uh-MO-mum VEER-um
También se conoce como Ceylon Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Sri Lanka Cinnamon, True Cinnamon, True cinnamon tree, Ceylon cinnamon tree, Cinnamon, Ceylon cinnamon
Cinnamon is a beautiful evergreen tree native to tropical regions. It is most famous for its aromatic bark which is harvested as a popular spice. You will love its glossy leaves and the warm fragrance it brings to your home.
De un vistazo
- Nivel de cuidados
- Media
- Tipo de planta
- Evergreen tree
- Luz
- Bright indirect light is best for healthy growth.
- Luz en interior
- Luz indirecta brillante
- Riego
- Cada 3 a 7 días
- Tamaño adulto
- 20 to 30 feet in nature
- Ritmo de crecimiento
- Medio
Cuidados
Keep your tree in a warm spot with high humidity to mimic its tropical home. Watch for yellowing leaves which often signal that the soil is staying too wet. Ensure the pot has excellent drainage to keep the roots happy.
- Riego
- Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy.
- Abonado
- Use a balanced liquid fertilizer during the active growing season.
- Poda
- Trim back long branches to maintain a bushy shape.
- Trasplante
- Move to a larger container once the roots fill the current pot.
- Suelo
- Well draining sandy loam
- pH del suelo
- 4.5 to 6.5
Seguridad
- Mascotas
- Cinnamon is generally considered non toxic to cats and dogs, though large amounts may cause mild stomach upset.
Cómo identificarla
- Glossy oval shaped green leaves
- Reddish tint on young foliage
- Small pale yellow flowers
- Aromatic bark and leaves
Ciencia
- Familia
- Lauraceae
- Género
- Cinnamomum
- Orden
- Laurales
- Clase
- Magnoliopsida
Taxonomía cotejada con GBIF.
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