Ricinus communis 'Carmencita'
Castor Oil Plant, Castor Bean
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ex 1.5L pots - tall, growing fast!
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Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' is a tall, vigourous cultivar of the Castor Oil Plant with red stems, dark maroon foliage, small pale creamy-yellow flowers and large bright red seed pods. In a normal UK season you can expect it to grow to around 3m putting on a spectacular display of foliage and seed pods. Water and feed it well throughout the summer and it will reward you with a fantastic show of tropical jungle-like growth.
All parts of Ricinus plants are poisonous, particularly the seeds.
Additional Information
| Order | Malpighiales |
|---|---|
| Family | Euphorbiaceae |
| Sub-Family | Acalyphoideae |
| Synonyms | Cataputia major, Cataputia minor, Croton spinosus, Ricinus africanus, Ricinus angulatus, Ricinus armatus, Ricinus atropurpureus, Ricinus badius, Ricinus borboniensis, Ricinus cambodgensis, Ricinus communis var. aegyptiaceus, Ricinus communis var. africanus, Ricinus communis subsp. africanus, Ricinus communis var. amblyocalyx, Ricinus communis f. americanus, Ricinus communis var. americanus, Ricinus communis f. argentatus, Ricinus communis f. argyratus, Ricinus communis var. armatus, Ricinus communis f. atratus, Ricinus communis f. atrobrunneatus, Ricinus communis f. atrofulvatus, Ricinus communis f. atrofuscatus, Ricinus communis f. atrophoeniceus, Ricinus communis f. atropunicatus, Ricinus communis f. atropurpureatus, Ricinus communis f. avellanatus, Ricinus communis var. badius, Ricinus communis var. bailundensis, Ricinus communis var. benguelensis, Ricinus communis f. blumeanus, Ricinus communis var. brasiliensis, Ricinus communis var. brasiliensis, Ricinus communis var. brevinodis, Ricinus communis var. caesius, Ricinus communis f. canatus, Ricinus communis f. canescens, Ricinus communis f. carneatus, Ricinus communis f. cervatus, Ricinus communis f. cinerascens, Ricinus communis f. cinereatus, Ricinus communis f. denudatus, Ricinus communis f. epiglaucus, Ricinus communis f. erythrocladus, Ricinus communis f. exiguus, Ricinus communis f. fulvatus, Ricinus communis f. fumatus, Ricinus communis f. fuscatus, Ricinus communis f. gilvus, Ricinus communis var. glaucus, Ricinus communis f. glaucus, Ricinus communis f. gracilis, Ricinus communis var. griseofolius, Ricinus communis f. guttatus, Ricinus communis f. hybridus, Ricinus communis var. hybridus, Ricinus communis f. incarnatus, Ricinus communis var. indehiscens, Ricinus communis subsp. indicus, Ricinus communis var. inermis, Ricinus communis f. inermis, Ricinus communis f. intermedius, Ricinus communis var. japonicus, Ricinus communis var. japonicus, Ricinus communis f. laevis, Ricinus communis var. leucocarpus, Ricinus communis var. lividus, Ricinus communis var. macrocarpus, Ricinus communis f. macrophyllus, Ricinus communis var. macrophyllus, Ricinus communis f. maculatus, Ricinus communis subsp. manshuricus, Ricinus communis f. marmoreatus, Ricinus communis var. megalospermus, Ricinus communis var. mexicanus, Ricinus communis subsp. mexicanus, Ricinus communis var. microcarpus, Ricinus communis var. microspermus, Ricinus communis var. minor, Ricinus communis f. murinatus, Ricinus communis var. nanus, Ricinus communis f. nigellus, Ricinus communis f. nigrescens, Ricinus communis f. niveatus, Ricinus communis f. oblongus, Ricinus communis f. obscurus, Ricinus communis f. oligacanthus, Ricinus communis f. ostrinatus, Ricinus communis f. pardalinus, Ricinus communis subsp. persicus, Ricinus communis f. picturatus, Ricinus communis f. plumbeatus, Ricinus communis f. pruinosus, Ricinus communis f. pullatus, Ricinus communis f. punctatus, Ricinus communis f. punctulatus, Ricinus communis f. punicans, Ricinus communis f. purpurascens, Ricinus communis var. purpurascens, Ricinus communis f. radiatus, Ricinus communis var. reichenbachianus, Ricinus communis var. rheedianus, Ricinus communis var. roseus, Ricinus communis f. rufescens, Ricinus communis var. rugosus, Ricinus communis f. russatus, Ricinus communis f. rutilans, Ricinus communis var. sanguineus, Ricinus communis subsp. sanguineus, Ricinus communis f. scaber, Ricinus communis subsp. scaber, Ricinus communis f. scriptus, Ricinus communis subsp. sinensis, Ricinus communis f. sordidus, Ricinus communis var. speciosus, Ricinus communis var. spontaneus, Ricinus communis f. stigmosus, Ricinus communis f. striatus, Ricinus communis f. subpurpurascens, Ricinus communis var. subpurpurascens, Ricinus communis f. subrotundus, Ricinus communis f. subviridus, Ricinus communis f. sulcatus, Ricinus communis f. tigrinus, Ricinus communis f. umbrinus, Ricinus communis var. undulatus, Ricinus communis var. vasconcellosii, Ricinus communis f. venosus, Ricinus communis f. vinatus, Ricinus communis var. violaceocaulis, Ricinus communis var. virens, Ricinus communis var. viridis, Ricinus communis f. viridis, Ricinus communis subsp. zanzibarinus, Ricinus communis f. zebrinus, Ricinus communis f. zollingeri, Ricinus communis f. zonatus, Ricinus compactus, Ricinus digitatus, Ricinus europaeus, Ricinus gibsonii, Ricinus giganteus, Ricinus glaucus, Ricinus hybridus, Ricinus inermis, Ricinus japonicus, Ricinus krappa, Ricinus laevis, Ricinus leucocarpus, Ricinus lividus, Ricinus macrocarpus, Ricinus macrocarpus var. nudus, Ricinus macrophyllus, Ricinus medicus, Ricinus medius, Ricinus megalosperma, Ricinus megalospermus, Ricinus messeniacus, Ricinus metallicus, Ricinus microcarpus, Ricinus microcarpus var. atrovirens, Ricinus microcarpus subsp. spontaneus, Ricinus microcarpus var. spontaneus, Ricinus minor, Ricinus nanus, Ricinus obermannii, Ricinus peltatus, Ricinus perennis, Ricinus persicus, Ricinus purpurascens, Ricinus ruber, Ricinus rugosus, Ricinus rutilans, Ricinus sanguineus, Ricinus scaber, Ricinus speciosus, Ricinus spectabilis, Ricinus tunisensis, Ricinus undulatus, Ricinus urens, Ricinus viridis, Ricinus vulgaris, Ricinus zanzibarensis, Ricinus zanzibarinus, Rininus communis f. purpurascens |
| Geographical Origin | Horticultural cultivar: the type species is native to Ethiopia and Somalia |
| Cultivation | Full sun. Ricinus appreciate being well-watered and well-fed during the growing season. Shelter from wind or stake if necessary when young. Don't forget: Ricinus is highly poisonous |
| Eventual Height | 2m |
| Eventual Spread | 1.4m |
| Hardiness | Tender. Best treated as an exotic annual in the UK. You can try overwintering it in your garage or other frost-free area if you have the space |
Ricinus communis 'Carmencita'
Castor Oil Plant, Castor Bean
Size
ex 1.5L pots - tall, growing fast!
Availability:
Sold Out
£9.99
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