Stone Lantern Serissa

Yes. Every Serissa D73 we ship is the specific specimen photographed, so you can see the exact branch structure and foliage density before it arrives.

Yes, it adapts well to indoor life. Place it in an east-facing window where it can receive bright, indirect light while staying protected from the intense heat of direct afternoon sun.

This semi-tropical tree is best suited for USDA Zone 9. If you move it outside, ensure temperatures remain consistently above 50°F to prevent cold stress.

Maintain a moderate watering schedule. The goal is to keep the soil consistently moist to the touch, but be careful not to let the roots sit in standing water, which can lead to rot.

The Serissa naturally blooms in the spring. Providing consistent light and proper moisture levels during its active growing season will support its ability to produce flowers.

While it is a rewarding specimen, it is best for those who can commit to a consistent watering routine. Its slow growth rate makes it manageable, but it does require attention to light and moisture levels to thrive.