White Bird of Paradise, Strelitzia nicolai
White Bird of Paradise, Strelitzia nicolai
The White Bird of Paradise is a bold, architectural tropical plant that transforms any room into a lush retreat. Its broad, banana-like leaves unfurl upward, creating sculptural height and movement, while mature plants may produce exotic white and blue flowers reminiscent of a soaring bird. Perfect for statement styling in corners, sunrooms, or patios, this plant brings a dramatic dose of paradise indoors year-round.
Botanical Name: Strelitzia nicolai
Origin: Native to the coastal subtropical regions of South Africa, the White Bird of Paradise Plant grows in warm, humid conditions as a striking, tree-like plant.
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Plant Care
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ordering Plants Online
Helpful tips to help your plants thrive in their new home.
Why do your plants arrive with straw on top of the soil?
It's simply there to hold the soil in place during transit. Once you take your plants out of the box, you can remove the straw and throw it out.
Should I water my new plants and put them in sunlight right away?
No, avoid bright, direct sunlight for a few days, and check the top inch of the soil with your finger. Unless it's very dry, wait about seven days before watering.
When can I repot my new plants?
It's best to wait about 10 to 14 days before re-potting your new plants. They need up to two weeks to acclimate to their new environment. Once they've settled in, you can safely repot them.
What else can I expect from my plants?
You might see a yellow leaf, and your plant might lose a leaf or two after travel, but follow these simple tips and your plants will settle in and begin to thrive.
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