chinese pepper tree bonsai Chinese Pepper Tree

chinese pepper tree bonsai Chinese Pepper TreeChinese Pepper Tree Zanthoxylum Fagara The Chinese Pepper tree, otherwise referred to as Szechuan Pepper tree or wild lime, is a compact, citrus tree that can reach heights of up to 15 feet. One of its most notable features is its peppercorn, which can be utilized in the creation of a spicy sauce. It belongs to the Rutaceae family and is indigenous to various regions in Asia, including China, Japan, Korea, and the Himalayas. Leaves: The leaves are a

Chinese Pepper Tree | Zanthoxylum Fagara

     The Chinese Pepper tree, otherwise referred to as Szechuan Pepper tree or wild lime, is a compact, citrus tree that can reach heights of up to 15 feet. One of its most notable features is its peppercorn, which can be utilized in the creation of a spicy sauce.

     It belongs to the Rutaceae family and is indigenous to various regions in Asia, including China, Japan, Korea, and the Himalayas.

Leaves: The leaves are a bright green hue which deepens as they mature, giving off a glossy appearance. These paripinnate leaves range in size from roughly 1-2 inches. 

Flowers: In the beginning of Spring, yellowish-white flowers will bloom in small clusters. Pepper trees are dioecious, meaning both a male and female plant are needed to produce peppercorns.

Sun Requirement: Semi-Shade

Watering Requirements: Keep the soil moist by thoroughly watering it to saturate the substrate. Make sure to water frequently and avoid over-watering, to prevent the root ball from drying out completely.

Growth Rate: 8”-28"/year

Ideal PH 5.5-7.5