Common Name: Narrow-Leaved Tea Tree
Botanical Names:
- Melaleuca Alternifolia
- Melaleuca Linariifolia Alternifolia
Family: Myrtaceae
Other Names:
- Narrow-Leaved Paperback
- Tea Tree
Origin: Australia
Duration: Perennial
Habit: Evergreen Tree, Tap Root, Upright, Woody
Hardiness: Hardy
Tea Tree, Narrow-Leaved
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Light Conditions:
- Full Sun: Narrow-leaved tea tree should preferably be grown in a location that receives 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day.
- Tea tree is shade tolerant.
Soil:- Well-drained soil that is poor, average or rich in nutrients. Tea tree grows well in a variety of soils.
- Narrow-leaved tea tree prefers rich lime-free soil without much nitrogen that can retain some moisture.
- The plant has been reported to grow from sea-level up to 300 metres at dense, impenetrable thickets, along streams and swampy places.
- Mulch (such as grass clippings and wood chips) can be added to the surface of the soil to retain moisture and keep down weeds.
Watering Frequency:- Water the soil primarily when the soil is almost dry.
- Watering tea tree should be that the soil is kept moist.
- Do not allow the soil to dry out.
Pruning and Maintenance:- Prune (deadhead) branches or leaves when they appear to wilt or turn yellow.
- Pruning can aid in stimulating new growth and make the plant bushier.
It is advised that you consult with your physician before taking any herbal medicine.
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