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Acalypha hispida (Chenille Plant)

Acalypha hispida (Chenille Plant)

$8.99Price

Chenille plant is a species of copper plant with unusual and striking flowers. They are fuzzy tassles of brilliant red, 4-10 inches long. These contrast beautifully with the large, medium-green leaves over a long blooming season. With occasional light pruning, the plant is easily maintained at any height from 3 to 6 feet, and 3-5 feet across. It likes ordinary to rich soil, full sun and regular to frequent water. It is winter hardy only in zones 9 (with protection)-11.

 

Common Name - Chenille Plant

Genus - Acalypha

Species - hispida

Plant Type - Bushes & Shrubs

Soil Type - Loam

Climate - Tropical

Sunlight - Full Sun

Foliage - Evergreen

Flower Color - Red

Watering - Heavy

Plant Habit - Bush/Shrub

Season of Interest - Summer

USDA Hardiness Zone - 9 (20 to 30 °F)

Our next shipping season begins in March 2025 for southern states and April 2025 for northern states. This ensures safe shipping of tropical and subtropical plants.
  • Return and Refund Policy

    We ship plants in excellent condition, Priority Mail, and we immobilize them in the box with bamboo stakes and wrapping paper. If, despite our best efforts, the plant arrives dead or broken due to some negligence on our part, we will refund the purchase price or send you a replacement. You must notify us of the problem within 3 days of delivery, and send substantiating digital photos. Once you have had the plant for longer than 3 days, its condition is no longer our responsibility.

  • Plant Sizing

    Small plants are starter plants between 5 and 15 inches tall or long in pots that are 2.5" square x 3.5" deep. Large plants generally have more than one growing shoot or branch, and are between 15 and 22 inches tall or long in pots that are 3.5" square x 5" deep. Please rely on this description, rather than the photos, to determine what size plant you will receive.

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    All photographs used in our listings are our own, taken at our nursery or in the gardens where the parent plants are grown. This is so our customers know what they are getting, and can be sure that the plants perform as advertised. Permission is NOT granted to use our photographs for any commercial purposes.

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