Phylanthus cochinchinensis

Phyllanthus cochinchinensis (commonly known as the Vietnam Leaf-Flower or Tipsy-wood). It is a tropical evergreen shrub known for its graceful, drooping foliage, which gives it a "weeping" appearance.
 
Growth Habit: It typically grows as a prostrate or rounded shrub, reaching heights of 1.5 to 3 meters. Its long, thin branches naturally arch and cascade, making it highly desirable for hanging baskets, raised planters, or as a "spillover" plant in landscaping.
Foliage: The leaves are small (1–2 cm), leathery, and arranged in two rows on short branches, creating a delicate, fern-like look.
Flowers: It produces tiny pink or yellow flowers in the leaf axils, typically blooming from summer into winter.
Common Uses: Because it takes well to pruning, it is frequently used for bonsai, formal hedges, or as a dense groundcover.
 
Care Category 
Requirements
Light
Prefers full sun to dappled light; it may drop leaves if it doesn't get enough sunlight.
Water
Needs regular watering to keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy.
Temperature
Best suited for tropical or subtropical environments (USDA Zones 10-13).
Soil
Thrives in well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.