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I come from a large family of about 1000 species of plants from herbs to trees.  New varieties of me were first produced in Hawaii in 1872 by Governor Archibald Cleghorn.  Since then I became very popular.  I'm inexpensive to grow, relatively free of pests, beautiful to look at as an ornamental bush or hedge and my flower is positively beautiful.  I make an excellent houseplant.  I'm found in many homes, apartments, offices and other places of business.

Growing instructions:  Keep moist and out of direct sunlight.  Your plant should grow well under normal home conditions for many months.  Like most houseplants, when signs of top-heavy growth and overcrowded roots appear, repot in a larger container using soil with a mixture of peat moss and Hawaiian Volcanic Cinder Lava Rocks.  Keep moderately moist and give an application of diluted fertilizer once a month.