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Murraya Min-a-Min - Dwarf Hedging Pack
A dwarf form of Murraya paniculata and is most popular for use as a low hedge. He is commonly known as "Dwarf Orange Jessamine". A hardy, evergreen shrub with small, glossy, bright green, densely arranged leaves and bearing delicate creamy-white, scented flowers in the warmer months.
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Description
The Min-a-min is generally happy in a variety of soil types but good drainage is critical, along with a good soil structure rich in nutrients.
Like other citrus trees, soil deficiencies may show up in a yellowing of the leaves. It’s important to improve the soil and regular mulching with chunky mulch which is a good way to help prevent nutrient deficiencies.
Please don't be tempted to pile up the mulch, directly around the stem as this can promote fungal diseases.
Fertilise at least once a year with a premium slow-release fertiliser. Water only as needed as I really don't like wet feet.
Over-watered plants may show the same symptoms as dry, thirsty plants. If the soil is moist then the issue is unlikely to be a lack of water.
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The Min-a-min is generally happy in a variety of soil types but good drainage is critical, along with a good soil structure rich in nutrients.
Like other citrus trees, soil deficiencies may show up in a yellowing of the leaves. It’s important to improve the soil and regular mulching with chunky mulch which is a good way to help prevent nutrient deficiencies.
Please don't be tempted to pile up the mulch, directly around the stem as this can promote fungal diseases.
Fertilise at least once a year with a premium slow-release fertiliser. Water only as needed as I really don't like wet feet.
Over-watered plants may show the same symptoms as dry, thirsty plants. If the soil is moist then the issue is unlikely to be a lack of water.
What to use me for: Low scented hedge, hardy. Coastal areas and will cope with moderate drought. Ideal for topiary use as it is easily pruned.
Where to place me: Murraya likes a hot climate and prefers full sun but part shade is sweet too!
How far to space me: Space at 50cm, otherwise 1m apart.
Soil conditions: Tolerates a wide range of soil types
Watering conditions: Keep moist during dry weather. Moderate watering requirements once they’re established
My features: Dwarf variety of an old favourite small, glossy, bright green, densely arranged leaves with white scented flowers, easily pruned. Perfect for hedges and screening
I grow to
Grow to 1-1.5m high
I am currently
15 -20 cm
Soil
Add compost such as Active 8, 50:50 with your existing soil at the time of planting. Keep well mulched, but keep mulch away from my stems.
Watering
Water deeply until plants are established for the first 6 to 12 weeks. Lightly prune regularly in the warmer months to maintain shape and size.
Feeding
Fertilise with a slow-release fertiliser in spring. Responds well to clipping.
You can expect to see your new babes around 1-8 working days pending on your postcodes. But for peace of mind, it's also great to know our plants can last up to 2 weeks inside that box if by chance they had to.
Guarantee
We take lots of care in growing and packaging your plants so they will arrive in amazing condition (we've sent plants to over 100,000 happy customers!).
However, if by some random chance your plants don't arrive in great condition, never fear, we've got customer service here.
Description
The Min-a-min is generally happy in a variety of soil types but good drainage is critical, along with a good soil structure rich in nutrients.
Like other citrus trees, soil deficiencies may show up in a yellowing of the leaves. It’s important to improve the soil and regular mulching with chunky mulch which is a good way to help prevent nutrient deficiencies.
Please don't be tempted to pile up the mulch, directly around the stem as this can promote fungal diseases.
Fertilise at least once a year with a premium slow-release fertiliser. Water only as needed as I really don't like wet feet.
Over-watered plants may show the same symptoms as dry, thirsty plants. If the soil is moist then the issue is unlikely to be a lack of water.
Quick Facts
What to use me for: Low scented hedge, hardy. Coastal areas and will cope with moderate drought. Ideal for topiary use as it is easily pruned.
Where to place me: Murraya likes a hot climate and prefers full sun but part shade is sweet too!
How far to space me: Space at 50cm, otherwise 1m apart.
Soil conditions: Tolerates a wide range of soil types
Watering conditions: Keep moist during dry weather. Moderate watering requirements once they’re established
My features: Dwarf variety of an old favourite small, glossy, bright green, densely arranged leaves with white scented flowers, easily pruned. Perfect for hedges and screening
Size
I grow to
Grow to 1-1.5m high
I am currently
15 -20 cm
Growing
Soil
Add compost such as Active 8, 50:50 with your existing soil at the time of planting. Keep well mulched, but keep mulch away from my stems.
Watering
Water deeply until plants are established for the first 6 to 12 weeks. Lightly prune regularly in the warmer months to maintain shape and size.
Feeding
Fertilise with a slow-release fertiliser in spring. Responds well to clipping.
Delivery
You can expect to see your new babes around 1-8 working days pending on your postcodes. But for peace of mind, it's also great to know our plants can last up to 2 weeks inside that box if by chance they had to.
Guarantee
We take lots of care in growing and packaging your plants so they will arrive in amazing condition (we've sent plants to over 100,000 happy customers!).
However, if by some random chance your plants don't arrive in great condition, never fear, we've got customer service here.
Quick Facts
What to use me for: Low scented hedge, hardy. Coastal areas and will cope with moderate drought. Ideal for topiary use as it is easily pruned.
Where to place me: Murraya likes a hot climate and prefers full sun but part shade is sweet too!
How far to space me: Space at 50cm, otherwise 1m apart.
Soil conditions: Tolerates a wide range of soil types
Watering conditions: Keep moist during dry weather. Moderate watering requirements once they’re established
My features: Dwarf variety of an old favourite small, glossy, bright green, densely arranged leaves with white scented flowers, easily pruned. Perfect for hedges and screening
Size
I grow to
Grow to 1-1.5m high
I am currently
15 -20 cm
Growing
Soil
Add compost such as Active 8, 50:50 with your existing soil at the time of planting. Keep well mulched, but keep mulch away from my stems.
Watering
Water deeply until plants are established for the first 6 to 12 weeks. Lightly prune regularly in the warmer months to maintain shape and size.
Feeding
Fertilise with a slow-release fertiliser in spring. Responds well to clipping.
Delivery
You can expect to see your new babes around 1-8 working days pending on your postcodes. But for peace of mind, it's also great to know our plants can last up to 2 weeks inside that box if by chance they had to.
Guarantee
We take lots of care in growing and packaging your plants so they will arrive in amazing condition (we've sent plants to over 100,000 happy customers!).
However, if by some random chance your plants don't arrive in great condition, never fear, we've got customer service here.
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Let me kick off with watering.
Succulents don’t like a lot of water and long periods of drought won’t hurt yours one bit, they’re the best type of plant for forgetful folk, or those that are away from home a fair bit, so don’t feel bad if you haven’t given him a drink yet. One of the most common mistakes people make is watering them too much! The best potting mix for succulents is a well draining one. Using a good potting mix of porous soil for succulents is super important to prevent overwatering. Water your succulent when the soil is dry. Soak it thoroughly rather than giving it regular sips and always empty excess water from the saucer as it will rot the roots. If you’re struggling try one of our self-watering pots they make a plant killer look like a pro! In winter succulents need even less water. You can touch the soil each week and if it’s even a bit damp then leave it alone and try again the following week. Succulents need little moisture and although it seems cruel, a sure-fire way to kill your beauty is by watering it frequently. This will turn it to mush.
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