Nandina domestica Red Light

Origin
andina domestica Red Light, also known as Himmelsbambus, hails from the East of Asia. This hardy plant grows in deciduous forests and on hillsides across countries such as Japan, China, and India. Over the centuries, traders and explorers have transported it from its place of origin.

Characteristics
andina domestica Red Light belongs to the Berberidaceae family and boasts a slew of distinctive traits. The plant is known for its tall stalks and glossy leaves, which transform in colour from green to bright red under bright sunlight. In Autumn and Winter, it produces bright red berries, enhancing its colourful appearance. The plant can grow up to 2 metres high and has a slow growth rate.

Care
The Nandina domestica Red Light requires careful attention to grow and bloom optimally. The plant thrives best in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-draining soil. It requires regular watering but can also withstand periods of drought. Hardy in nature, it can withstand temperatures as low as -15°C. Although the plant doesn't demand much maintenance, it is advisable to prune it annually after flowering to preserve its growth and shape.