Gold Fingers Miagos bush is a variegated version of the Philippine Miagos Bush. The leaves are palmate and compound with medium green coloring and yellow splashes of color and are arranged spirally on the stems giving the appearance of a bamboo or palm although it is neither. Tight clusters of dark brown flower buds are borne terminally and open to reveal cream colored flowers. This small tropical bush can grow in clumps to about four or five feet in height and about three to four feet wide. This plant prefers good light and moderate moisture.
- Light - Adapts to a different level of illumination, preferential bright diffused light.
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Water - The plant requires abundant watering, the soil must be permanently moist, but one should not allow moisture to stagnate. Summer in the heat sometimes you have to water every day. The plant can survive a small period of drought, but one should try to observe a regular watering regime.
- Humidity - High Humidity
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