Lacebark tree - Seeds
Brachychiton discolor
Brachychiton discolor, commonly known as the lacebark tree, is native to eastern Australia. The source information notes that it grows there in deciduous forests.
This is a species of ornamental and botanical interest, especially for growers seeking attractive Australian trees. Its origin in seasonal environments suggests a plant adapted to natural growth cycles.
How to sow lacebark tree seeds
Sow the seeds in a light mineral or organic medium with good drainage. Keep moisture moderate during establishment, avoiding a saturated growing mix.
Keep young seedlings in a bright, protected position. When transplanting, use containers that allow root development and acclimatise the plant gradually as it grows.
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ReferenceBrachychiton discolor
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- Accepted name
- Brachychiton discolor
- Family
- Malvaceae
- Genus
- Brachychiton
Botanical synonyms
- Brachychiton luridus
- Brachychiton paradoxus subsp. discolor
- Brachychiton paradoxus subsp. luridus
- Brachychiton paradoxus var. discolor
- Brachychiton paradoxus var. luridus
- Clompanus discolor
- Clompanus lurida
- Sterculia discolor
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- Sterculia lurida
Taxonomy: World Flora Online CC0 1.0
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