is strelitzia nicolai an indoor plant Strelitzia Nicolai | 150cm

is strelitzia nicolai an indoor plant Strelitzia Nicolai | 150cmThe pot will contain at least two cuttings. Please note! This plant naturally has cracks and brown edges in the leaves. This is part of the plant and cannot be stopped. With its large leaves and robust look, this amazing Strelitzia will be an asset to your interior. This Bird of Paradise plant adds a tropical touch to any room in your home. Care & tips Strelitzia Nicolai 150cm The Strelitzia Nicolai is not a difficult houseplant to look after. A

The pot will contain at least two cuttings.

Please note! This plant naturally has cracks and brown edges in the leaves. This is part of the plant and cannot be stopped.

With its large leaves and robust look, this amazing Strelitzia will be an asset to your interior. This Bird of Paradise plant adds a tropical touch to any room in your home.

Care & tips Strelitzia Nicolai - 150cm

The Strelitzia Nicolai is not a difficult houseplant to look after. A little attention goes a long way. Just make sure you know the right care tips. The Strelitzia grows from the middle. The lower leaves are therefore the oldest and the first to turn ugly. Are the lower leaves of your Strelitzia not so neat when they arrive? Then these are just old leaves and can easily be pruned. This way, you can contribute to the further growth process of this plant.

Water requirements of the Strelitzia Nicolai - 150cm

The soil of the Strelitzia should always be slightly moist. Feel the soil for each watering. Is the soil still damp from the previous watering? Then wait a while. If the soil is dry, it is time to water again. If you have already repotted the plant, it is important to use a moisture meter or water gauge! Unfortunately, feeling the soil is no longer enough.

Light requirement for Strelitzia Nicolai - 150cm

Strelitzia Nicolai originates from the tropics. For this reason, it prefers to stand in as much sunlight as possible. Put the plant in a sunny spot, where it does best. A lack of sunlight will prevent new leaf growth and the plant may become limp and/or discoloured.

Is Strelitzia Nicolai - 150cm poisonous?

Yes, Strelitzias are unfortunately poisonous when ingested, so be careful with small children and pets. The sap coming from the stems can be irritating to the skin. So be careful here when pruning the leaves.

How is my Strelitzia Nicolai - 150cm shipped?

This large houseplant is delivered in its nursery pot. All our houseplants are shipped in specially designed boxes! The unique interior ensures that the green houseplants stand firmly in the box and cannot move. Houseplants don't mind spending a day in a dark box. This way, we ensure that your green friend is delivered to your home in top condition.