Coccoloba Uvifera (Sea Grape)

Coccoloba is a large and diverse genus of about 150 species, of which the most commonly grown one is the Sea Grape, or Coccoloba Uvifera. It has distinctively round, large leaves and can be drought-tolerant once established. With its tolerance for both wind and salt, this is usually a very popular plant along tropical seaside and can be pruned into an ornamental shrub.

PLANT CARE

  Dimensions | Nursery pot is 17.5cm wide (top diameter) and approximately 50-60cm high (including plant’s height)

  Light | Full sun

  Water | Water deeply and thoroughly (till water seeps out of drainage hole) when the top inch of the potting mix is dry

  Care Level | May require some homework