Ardisia Crenata Bospremium

What makes Ardisia crenata a great plant is how it flowers during summer and then produces the berries, making it a lively and attractive shrub. It’s a slow grower and fairly easy to grow, with the right attention and care, which can be grown outdoors or indoors with the correct conditions.
Note for outdoor growers: Outdoors they are an invasive species (and a pain for some growers because of how easy seedlings spread, Temperature: Average warmth is fine of approximately 15-24°C and no lower than 8°C.
Light: A lover of bright light, not direct sunlight (or at least not much).
Watering: Water when the soil begins losing it’s moisture to the touch, and naturally reduce watering during winter.
Soil: Most well draining potting mixes will suffice.
Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced fertilizer once a month from spring – fall and then maybe once every other month after.
Humidity: Average house humidity is advised. Misting leaves will improve humidity during the summer months.
Common Problems: Plants that are in too hot climate will refuse to produce berries, even after producing flowers. Exposure to excessive sunlight will cause the leaves to burn and the berries to shrivel.