The Viburnum plicatum popcorn plant is a deciduous ornamental shrub, which bears very regular antlered branches, with corded, tapered, toothed, dark green leaves with deep veins, up to 10 cm long, turning slightly to purple red in autumn . In late spring it develops spherical, white flowers up to 3 cm wide, collected in spherical terminal buds, up to 12 cm wide. It produces ovoid red fruits, black when ripe. It can reach a height of about 3 meters. It prefers a sunny position, suitable for shrub borders, woodland gardens and hedges.

It goes well in combination with plants and conifers.

Pruning: Eliminate dry or damaged parts

Temperature: It is advisable not to drop below -5-7 ° and not to exceed 25 °. If the temperatures are higher we can help the plant by increasing the humidity rate.

Substrate: Slightly acid In the case of a rather light mix with a prevalence of peat. Use sand or gravel for drainage.