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== Cultivation == === Soil and water === A free-draining, organic-rich medium that does not remain saturated is a reasonable starting point for a low-elevation forest tree. This is a habitat-based inference rather than a tested species soil prescription; avoid transferring a precise soil pH, irrigation schedule, or water tolerance from a related species. <sup>[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup> === Sun and humidity === Bright filtered light with protection from harsh, drying exposure is a conservative starting placement for a low-elevation forest tree. This is a habitat-based inference, not a measured shade or humidity requirement; maintain airflow rather than keeping foliage persistently wet. <sup>[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup> === Seasonal changes === The plant is described as evergreen. In cultivation, protect the root zone from prolonged saturation and severe drying during active growth, using the warm growing season and weather rather than a fixed calendar to guide irrigation. <sup>[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup>
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