The uniquely shaped foliage is connected at the narrow end and exhibits an emarginate form, resembling an elongated heart. Initially light green, the leaves darken with age.
Schefflera emarginata is a unique and uncommon epiphytic Schefflera species from Sri Lanka. The plants have cane-like branches that eventually grow into shrub-like plants with branches that are slightly cascading. The unusually shaped foliage is joined at the narrow end and is emarginate, or somewhat in the shape of an elongated heart. The leaves are initially light green, but they become dark green as they age.
Partial shade, indirect to medium light; 20-30°C
Water and spray occasionally Humidity: 60-80%
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