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Common Myrtle 10 liters

Name: Common Myrtle 10 liters
Brand: Deco garden
SKU: big
Price: 130.00 ILS
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Location

Indoor & Outdoor

Balcony / Garden

Lighting

Full Sun

6+ hours/day

Watering

Moderate

Keep moist

Care Level

Easy

Durable & adaptable

Growing Conditions

☀️ Lighting

Myrtle loves full sun! 6-8 hours of direct light daily for best blooming. Indoors: place near a south or west-facing window. In the Israeli summer, it prefers partial shade during the afternoon. Lack of light will result in sparse flowering and leggy growth.

💧 Watering

Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged! Water when the top layer (2-3 cm) dries out. In summer: water more frequently. In winter: reduce significantly. Important: Prefers rainwater or filtered water (sensitive to lime). Never let the soil dry out completely!

🌱 Soil

Rich, well-draining soil. Use a general-purpose potting mix with perlite. Avoid highly alkaline soil (pH above 8) as it can cause yellowing of the leaves (chlorosis). A pot with drainage holes is essential!

🌡️ Temperature & Humidity

Ideal temperature: 13-24°C. Not frost-resistant! In winter, move to a cool room (around 10°C) with plenty of light. Moderate humidity (40-50%) is best – it doesn't like very high humidity. In Israel, it's perfect for gardens and balconies, just protect from exceptionally cold nights.

Common Problems & Solutions

💦 Root Rot

Caused by overwatering or poor drainage. Signs: yellow leaves, soft stem. Solution: use well-draining soil, a pot with holes, and let the top layer dry between waterings.

🍂 Leaf Drop

Usually due to extreme dryness or sudden temperature changes. Solution: stabilize conditions, avoid placing near AC units or heaters, and water regularly.

🐛 Aphids and Thrips

Appear in hot, dry conditions, especially indoors. Solution: spray water on the leaves, use neem oil, and ensure good ventilation and adequate lighting.

💛 Leaf Yellowing (Chlorosis)

Caused by overly alkaline soil or hard water (lime). Solution: use rainwater, lower pH with nitrogen fertilizer, or replace the soil.

Special Benefits

🌸 Fragrant blooms

🫐 Edible berries

🌿 Aromatic leaves

💒 Wedding tradition

✂️ Great for pruning

🦌 Deer resistant

💧 Drought tolerant

✡️ Four Species

Plant Information

Common Myrtle (Myrtus communis) is an ancient and magnificent Mediterranean evergreen shrub. Native to the Mediterranean basin and North Africa, it grows wild in Israel. Its small, shiny, and fragrant leaves release a pleasant scent when crushed.

Blooming: In late summer, beautiful white flowers with numerous stamens appear, followed by edible blue-black berries. The flowers are used in the perfume industry, and the leaves in Mediterranean cooking (much like bay leaves).

Cultural Significance: In Judaism - one of the Four Species for Sukkot. In Ancient Greece and Rome - a symbol of love, peace, and virginity. To this day, it is used in bridal bouquets and wedding ceremonies across the Mediterranean.

"Round" Variety: Characterized by rounded, elliptical leaves (unlike the "pointed" variety which has more elongated leaves). Both varieties are kosher for the Four Species. The round variety is considered more classic and widespread.

💡 Pro Tip

Pruning: Myrtle is great for shaping! Prune after flowering or in mid-summer. It can be shaped into a ball, a hedge, or even a bonsai. Winter Rest: In winter, it prefers a cool room (10°C) with plenty of light - this will help lead to a richer bloom the following summer. For Sukkot: Buy early and keep in a shaded area with watering - it will stay fresh! 🌿

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How often should I water Common Myrtle?

Water when the top layer (2-3 cm) of the soil dries out - more often in summer, significantly less in winter. Rainwater or filtered water is preferred.

❓ How much sun does it need?

Full sun - 6-8 hours of direct light daily for best blooming. In the Israeli summer, it prefers some shade during the hottest afternoon hours.

❓ Where should I place it?

In a garden or a sunny balcony. It is a hardy Mediterranean shrub that is well-suited to Israel's climate; if grown indoors, it needs a very bright spot.