Small Lemon Cypress Cane not the ones you put

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Small Lemon Cypress Cane not the ones you putThis little bright beauty is more than just a statement plant it's also lemon scented! Commonly referred to as the Goldcrest Monterey Cypress, the lemon Cypress is a Monterey cypress variety with upward growing branches. When being kept indoors, these plants need five to six hours of indirect, bright sunlight. The only direct light they can handle is in the morning or the late afternoon. The hot direct afternoon sun can burn the beautiful foliage!