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Clerodendrum Prospero
A flowering plant with drooping clusters of white flowers and glossy green leaves that adds a delicate touch to a bright window in a living room or office.
Description
Clerodendrum Prospero is a compact flowering plant with drooping clusters of white flowers above dark, glossy leaves. It adds a delicate touch to a bright window in a living room or office.
Why Clerodendrum Prospero?
- Softly drooping clusters of white flowers.
- A compact size for a table or shelf.
- Glossy leaves that look good after flowering too.
Where to put it
In your brightest spot, near a window with soft morning sun, in a living room, office or indoor entrance. Keep it out of direct AC draughts.
Care in the Saudi climate
- Light: bright, and a little morning sun gives more flowers.
- Water: when the topsoil is dry; empty the saucer.
- Humidity: likes good humidity; in dry air use a tray of wet pebbles.
- After flowering: remove faded clusters and lightly trim long shoots.
Sizes
- 25–30 cm: for a table or shelf by the window.
Drooping white clusters that soften any space.
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Cascading flowers White flowers hang in clusters from the branch tips, like a soft veil.
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Compact size At 25–30 cm it suits a table by the window or a bright shelf.
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Glossy leaves Dark, glossy green leaves that stay attractive after flowering.
Cascading flowers. White flowers hang in clusters from the branch tips, like a soft veil.
Compact size. At 25–30 cm it suits a table by the window or a bright shelf.
Glossy leaves. Dark, glossy green leaves that stay attractive after flowering.
Three quick questions.
We'll tell you whether Clerodendrum Prospero suits your space, and which height to pick.
Three things to get right.
Lighting
Needs bright light to flower and benefits from soft morning sun through a window. In weak light it flowers less.
Watering
Keep it evenly moist: water when the topsoil is dry and empty the saucer. Water a little less after flowering.
Temperature & humidity
Likes warmth and good humidity, and doesn't tolerate cold.
We ship in Jeddah & Riyadh.
In your brightest spot, near a window with soft morning sun, in a living room or office. In low light it flowers less.
When the topsoil is dry, until water drains out, then empty the saucer. Water a little less after flowering.
Remove faded clusters and lightly trim long shoots to keep a tidy shape.
Unconfirmed. Some Clerodendrum species can cause vomiting or diarrhoea if eaten (Pet Poison Helpline) – keep it away from pets and ask your vet.
