Did you know these other names for the fiddle-leaf coral plant?
The corolla of the fiddle-leaf coral plant is red, very beautiful to look at, and its flowering period is very long, so the fiddle-leaf coral plant can be seen in bloom almost all year round. Because its leaf shape resembles a fiddle, it is also called fiddle-leaf cherry, and since it looks like a cherry blossom, it is called everyday cherry; another name, South Seas cherry, comes from the fact that it was introduced from the South Seas.
Other names for the fiddle-leaf coral plant
Variegated coral flower, fiddle-leaf cherry, South Seas cherry, everyday cherry.
Habits of the fiddle-leaf coral plant
The fiddle-leaf coral plant likes a hot and humid environment and fears cold and dryness; over winter it must be kept above 12°C.
It likes ample light and tolerates partial shade slightly.
It likes to grow in loose, fertile, acidic sandy soil rich in organic matter.
Landscape value of the fiddle-leaf coral plant
Although the flowers are not large, the flowering period is long, and it can be seen in bloom no matter when, making it a common ornamental flower in courtyards and widely used in landscaping.
Suitable for courtyard planting or large potted plants.