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The decorative-deciduous perennial Acalypha is part of the Euphorbia family. This flower has two forms: ampelous plant and shrub. It comes from New Guinea and Malaysia, where it is found in tropical forests. In nature, some of the species can reach a maximum height of about 200 cm. However, in domestic Acalypha, as a rule, the maximum length of the stems is about 100 centimeters.<\/p>\n

The shoots are distinguished by increased flexibility, and they are decorated with oval or lanceolate leaf plates, while their color can be very different: from brownish-red to greenish. Cascading long spike-shaped inflorescences consist of small flowers of red-crimson color. If you provide the plant with optimal growth conditions and proper care, then it will bloom all year round.<\/p>\n

Acalypha is a fast-growing plant that is quite easy to care for. In order for the bush to look neat and bloom magnificently, we must not forget to cut off the flowers that have begun to fade in time.<\/p>\n

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