Giant White Bird Of Paradise - Strelitzia Nicolai - Indoor Plant

Bird of Paradise plant (Aka Strelitzia Reginae) is a valuable flowering plant. 

• The Bird of Paradise plant is considered to be one of the most spectacular flowering plants, when it comes to Bloom appearance. It could easily catch the attention of beauty seekers. Also known as Strelitzia Reginae, this flowering plant is indigenous to South Africa and is a National flower of Madeira. Commonly termed as Bird of Paradise, this flowering plant comes in a variety of colours and appears as emerging stiff, with greenish to reddish-purple, beak-like spathes on long stalks above its foliage. Their leathery, tough, green leaves are similar to bananas and are attractive also. These leaves range between 30 -46 cm long. Therefore, Strelitzia Reginae is known for its dramatic looks, which makes them useful for an Ornamental purpose.

It’s an easy to care hardy flowering plant.

• These flowering plants are tolerant toward various poor growth conditions. Mostly to perform well, they prefer to be kept in presence of full to partial indirect sunlight. Water them enough to keep their soil moist, but not wet. The soil on which they are supposed to be planted must be well-drained and sandy loam soil. Ideal temperature for their healthy growth is considered 20 to 30 degree Celsius. In terms of feeding use organic fertilizers.

It’s not a Pet-friendly plant.

• Bird of Paradise plant (Aka Strelitzia Reginae) is toxic to various living beings. Their flower seeds contain toxic tannins and leaves have hydrocyanic acid contents. Ingestion of any kind may cause eye discharge, digestive discomfort and laboured breathing. Therefore, it’s not safe to keep around your children and pets.

Prompt Plant Delivery.

• Plants World is an exclusive plant shop among Dubai garden centres, that will get your plant delivery to your door steps with free plastic pots for plants. Bird of Paradise plant (Aka Strelitzia Reginae) could also be presented as eco-friendly gifts or green giftings to any enthusiastic green thumb individuals.