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bird of paradise indoor plant for sale

bird of paradise indoor plant for sale Bird of Paradise - White

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bird of paradise indoor plant for sale Bird of Paradise - WhiteCreate a tropical statement in your home with this stunning bird of paradise, featuring bold textural leave said to resemble a bird's head. Plant Details: Strelitzia nicolai Sun Exposure: Medium light Care: Water when soil is dry to the touch Fertilize twice a year in spring and summer to promote growth Prune any time of year Characteristics: Bold, upright leaves May flower indoors with bright light Easy to grow Purifies the air Recommended for: Floor

Create a tropical statement in your home with this stunning bird of paradise, featuring bold textural leave said to resemble a bird's head.

Plant Details:

Strelitzia nicolai

Sun Exposure:

  • Medium light

Care:

  • Water when soil is dry to the touch
  • Fertilize twice a year in spring and summer to promote growth
  • Prune any time of year

Characteristics:

  • Bold, upright leaves
  • May flower indoors with bright light
  • Easy to grow
  • Purifies the air

Recommended for:

  • Floor
  • Adds interest to any space
  • Great option for home or office
  • Good choice for beginners

Disclaimer: Planter shown not included

The plant you receive will vary from the photo.  No plants are alike. They are unique, constantly growing, and ever-changing. Rest assured, the best is carefully selected for you!

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