Cordia myxa: complete guide
Cordia myxa
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Overview
Cordia myxa is a fruit tree from Boraginaceae family with nutritious fruits.
Appearance and Bloom
The tree has large heart-shaped leaves up to 25 cm. Small yellow to white flowers appear in clusters.
Ideal Location
Full sun required, at least 8-10 hours direct sunlight daily.
Soil Requirements
Well-draining soil with pH 6.5-7.5. Drainage essential.
Watering
Established trees drought-tolerant. Younger trees need more water.
Pruning
Light annual formative prune in spring helps structure.
Maintenance Calendar
Jan-Feb: Pruning. March-April: Growing season starts. May-Sept: Flowering. Oct-Nov: Winter prep. Dec: Rest.
Winter Hardiness
Frost-sensitive. 10-15C without damage, below 5C risk.
Companion Plants
Works well with Lantana, Salvia, Plumbago.
Conclusion
Beautiful low-maintenance fruit tree. Consult gardenworld.app for more. Visit garden centers. Check gardenworld.app for garden design.
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