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Olive & Palm Mountain
Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai)
The White Bird of Paradise is a striking tropical plant known for its massive, banana-like leaves that bring an instant jungle feel to any space. Growing tall and upright, it makes an excellent feature plant to fill empty corners or add impressive height to a bright room. While it's a popular indoor houseplant in the UK, it can also enjoy a warm, sheltered patio during the summer months. It's a great choice for adding a lush, leafy statement to your home or conservatory.
£200
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- Size (H × W)
- 300 x 200 cm
- Sunlight
- Bright, indirect light to full sun. It loves a bright spot, especially indoors near a large window. If you decide to move it outside for the summer, let it adjust to direct sunlight gradually so the big leaves don't scorch.
- Watering
- Moderate. Water thoroughly during the spring and summer once the top few inches of soil feel dry. Ease up on watering over the winter months, letting it dry out a bit more. It naturally loves humidity, so giving the leaves a regular misting is a helpful bonus.
- Soil & Drainage
- Use a rich, free-draining houseplant or tropical potting mix. Good drainage is key always make sure your pot has holes at the bottom so the roots never end up sitting in water.
Detail
Care & specifications
Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.
- Size (H × W)
- 300 x 200 cm
- Sunlight
- Bright, indirect light to full sun. It loves a bright spot, especially indoors near a large window. If you decide to move it outside for the summer, let it adjust to direct sunlight gradually so the big leaves don't scorch.
- Watering
- Moderate. Water thoroughly during the spring and summer once the top few inches of soil feel dry. Ease up on watering over the winter months, letting it dry out a bit more. It naturally loves humidity, so giving the leaves a regular misting is a helpful bonus.
- Soil & Drainage
- Use a rich, free-draining houseplant or tropical potting mix. Good drainage is key always make sure your pot has holes at the bottom so the roots never end up sitting in water.
- Hardiness
- Tender indoor plant. Must be kept warm and frost-free (minimum 10°C)
- Ideal For
- Bright rooms with high ceilings, spacious conservatories, or sheltered summer terraces.
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