Origin
The Clusia rosea 'Princess', also known as the autograph tree, hails originally from the Caribbean and Central America. This variety can often be found in tropical and subtropical areas, stretching from Florida across the Bahamas to Brazil. The name 'Princess' refers to the attractive qualities and elegant appearance of the plant.

Characteristics
The Clusia rosea 'Princess' is characterized by its beautiful, glossy, and deep-green leaves. These leaves are thick and leathery, giving them the appearance of being made from plastic. The plant is an epiphyte, which means it grows on other plants in the wild without causing them any harm. A unique characteristic of the Clusia rosea 'Princess' is its ability to perform photosynthesis even when the leaves are closed, something quite rare amongst plants.

Care
Generally, this plant is quite easy to care for. The Clusia rosea 'Princess' needs lots of indirect sunlight and prefers warm temperatures, ideally between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius. The plant has average water requirements, thus regular watering is necessary, but oversaturation should be avoided. The plant thrives best in well-draining potting soil and needs moderate humidity to grow. It's also advisable to feed the plant regularly to promote healthy growth.