Solanum pseudocapsicum (common names: Jerusalem cherry)
Solanum pseudocapsicum
Solanum pseudocapsicum is a member of the genus Solanum and is commonly known as Jerusalem cherry.
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Asked on 7 Jan, 2008 4 replies
I have been given one of these plants. what conditions does it enjoy?
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Asked on 9 Aug, 2008 1 reply
Are the berries poisonous if ingested? If a single berry is eaten what is likely to happen?
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8 Jan, 2008
Be aware that the berries are poisonous, won't you! Likes to be cool, bright light,moist compost, mist leaves frequently. Prune stems back by a half in February, keep compost nearly dry then repot in March. Stand pot outside for the summer, spray flower, bringing it back indoors in September. Good luck! P.S. I hope that the website advice Darryluk gave you agrees with my book!
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7 Jan, 2008
That plant takes me back to my childhood. It self sowed everywhere in my grandparents' front garden in coastal Devon
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7 Jan, 2008
http://www.thegardenhelper.com/Jerusalemcherry.htm should tell you what you need.
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8 Jan, 2008
Be aware that the berries are poisonous, won't you! Likes to be cool, bright light,moist compost, mist leaves frequently. Prune stems back by a half in February, keep compost nearly dry then repot in March. Stand pot outside for the summer, spray flowers, bringing it back indoors in September. Good luck! P.S. I hope that the website advice Darryluk gave you agrees with my book!
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