Eucalyptus 
Flora Frost Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea (juvenile)
| Leaf margin | Erose |
| Leaf type | Foliage leaf |
| Leaf, general shape | Cordate (heart-shaped) |
| Leaf, scent | Pleasantly scented |
| Structure (tissues) | Woody |
| Leaf size | 5 - 7,5 cm |
| soil pH requirement | Neutral (pH 6,5 - 7,5) |
| Plant, growth type | Erect |
| Leaf, main color | Green grey |
| Moisture requirements | Well-drained; Moist |
Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea, also known as EUCALYPT, is a beautiful and versatile plant that offers a range of features. Its juvenile leaves have a unique character, with an erose margin and a heart-shaped (cordate) general shape. In addition to its visual appeal, the foliage emits a pleasantly scented fragrance.
This plant features woody tissues, contributing to its strong structure. The leaves of Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea typically measure between 5 and 7.5 centimeters in size. In terms of soil preference, this plant thrives in neutral pH conditions, ranging from 6.5 to 7.5.
Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea is an erect-growing plant, meaning it grows upright, adding an elegant aspect to any garden or landscape. The main color of its leaves is a delightful blend of green and grey, creating a soothing visual effect.
When it comes to moisture, this plant prefers well-drained soil, ensuring it doesn't become waterlogged. However, it also appreciates a moderate level of moisture to maintain its optimal growth.
The versatility of Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea makes it an excellent addition to various landscapes and gardens. Its striking appearance, pleasant fragrance, and strong structure make it an attractive choice for gardens, parks, and even indoor spaces.
Whether used as an ornamental plant, a focal point in a garden, or a decorative element in floral arrangements, Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea is sure to add beauty and elegance to any setting. Its unique features and adaptability to various conditions make it a favorite among gardeners and plant enthusiasts alike.
Furthermore, the aromatic properties of the Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea make it a popular choice for essential oil production. The leaves can be steam distilled, yielding a fragrant oil that is used in aromatherapy, perfumes, and other industries.
In conclusion, Eucalyptus per bunch cinerea is a remarkable plant with its erose leaves, cordate shape, and pleasant scent. Its woody structure, green-grey color, and preference for well-drained and moderately moist soil further enhance its appeal. Whether used for ornamental purposes or for its aromatic properties, this versatile plant is sure to bring visual and olfactory delight to any space.
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