What is Leea?

Leea is a plant family of family leeaceae , which includes 70 types of plants. The family, which is named after the Scottish gardening of James Lee, can be found in mild climatic areas of Asia, Oceania and Africa. Two kinds of this genus, Lee coccinea and Lee Guineensis , are popular as evergreen garden plants. It has shiny burgundy leaves and sharp spine. The plant produces small pink, white or almost white flowers in the spring. Flowers are pollinated with bees, wasps and other insects and purple berries are produced in the autumn.

The rubra plant can be grown in partial shadow and in full sun. The plant should be connected daily and during the spells of hot weather it is necessary to ensure that the upper soil remains wet or at least does not dry down. The plant will be good if it is fertilized once or twice a month. The plant is poisonous when swallowed, toxic plant leaves and berries can cause skin irritation and sharp spine can cause injury. When manipulACI with this plant is advisable to wear gloves and keep them in an area that is not easily accessible with pets and young children.

Leea Guineensis can reach a height of 17 feet (5,1816 m) or more. It has dark green leaves, with new leaves being paler green; The contrast between green shades may look very attractive. The plant may need to be trimmed to promote stronger leaf growth or to maintain it at a manageable height, and also requires frequent watering and twice a month fertilization. This plant can generally flower throughout the year and type -produced flowers occur in branched cyms; Cyme is an arrangement of flowers that consist of several small stems that are based on a single main stem.

plants lee can be promoted by seed or cutouts of stems. New seedlings of fallen seeds can regularly appear around the tree and if they are notDesired new plants, it is best to remove the seeds before germinating. Both varieties of plants coccinea and Guineensis are generally resistant, but maybe it is necessary to spray from time to time with soapy water to avert the attacks of errors, mites and other pests.