cinnamon on house plants Cinnamon Tree Plant

cinnamon on house plants Cinnamon Tree PlantThe Cinnamon Tree is a fascinating tropical specimen grown for its aromatic bark and leaves, which are the source of true cinnamon spice. In the Bay Area, it is strictly a container or greenhouse plant for all but the very warmest, most frost free microclimates. It requires high humidity, consistent warmth, and protection from any frost. The source of true cinnamon spice, derived from the inner bark of its branches. The leaves are also aromatic when

The Cinnamon Tree is a fascinating tropical specimen grown for its aromatic bark and leaves, which are the source of true cinnamon spice. In the Bay Area, it is strictly a container or greenhouse plant for all but the very warmest, most frost-free microclimates. It requires high humidity, consistent warmth, and protection from any frost.

• The source of true cinnamon spice, derived from the inner bark of its branches. The leaves are also aromatic when crushed.

• A tender tropical tree that will be damaged or killed by temperatures below 40°F (4°C). Must be grown in a container and overwintered indoors in most of the Bay Area.

• Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil, high humidity, and bright, indirect light when grown indoors.

• A slow-growing and exotic plant for dedicated gardeners or as a seasonal patio accent moved outdoors in summer.