Origin
The Clusia rosea 'Princess', also known as the autograph tree, originates from the Caribbean and Central and South America. It was primarily found in the tropical forests of these regions. It is a plant from the Clusia genus, under the Clusiaceae family.

Characteristics
As the alternative name suggests, one of the striking characteristics of the Clusia rosea 'Princess' is that the leaves can be used to engrave messages. The plant is admired for its foliage, it has thick, shiny, dark green leaves which can provide contrast in any room. The Clusia rosea 'Princess' is a long-lived plant that can grow up to 4 meters high in its natural environment. Inside, it can grow up to 2 metres tall.

Care
The Clusia rosea ‘Princess’ does not need much care. The plant is drought tolerant, but during the growing period from April to September, it needs regular watering. It also enjoys light locations, but no direct sun, and can tolerate indoor climates well. The temperature should remain above 15 degrees Celsius throughout the year, but a higher temperature is better tolerated. Repotting is only necessary if the plant grows out of the pot.