Pistacea Lentisco. Viveros González Natural Decor Centre Marbella
  • Pistacea Lentisco. Viveros González Natural Decor Centre Marbella

Pistacea Lentisco.

10598-17-SB

The mastic belongs to the family Anacardiaceae and within it to the genus Pistacia, it is a very hardy shrub.

Pistacea lentisco

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Description:

The Lentisk is a highly resilient shrub, native to the Mediterranean region. It's renowned for its ability to adapt to a variety of soils and climatic conditions.

Origin and History:

The Lentisk is indigenous to the Mediterranean region, where it has grown naturally for centuries. It has been utilized in various industries, such as the manufacture of chewing gum in Turkey and as an ornamental complement in xerophytic gardens in Spain.

Watering and Pruning:

Although the Lentisk is hardy and can thrive without assistance, regular watering is recommended, especially during the summer months. Regarding pruning, it may be necessary to shape the shrub, but overall, it's low-maintenance.

Care:

The Lentisk is a rugged shrub that requires minimal care. It thrives in poor, dry soils but can benefit from the application of compost or manure to enhance its growth. It's a popular choice in coastal gardens due to its tolerance to soil salinity.

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Data sheet

Name
Pistacea Lentiscus
Origen
Europa, Asia
Height
10 m
Colour
Green leaves,
Flowering
Spring and summer
Location
Sun
Irrigation
Low
Applications
Hedges and borders
Sales format
Pots of 17 & 25cms diametre
Others
Cannot withdraw cold
Note
Being the product a living plant and depending on the season, this plant could be received, in some cases, not exactly the same as in the photography, but as similar as possible, without impacting on quality of the same.
Poda
Tolerates pruning very well; it can be pruned in late winter to control shape and encourage dense branching.

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