Bird of Paradise

Bird of ParadisePrized for their extra large, graceful leaves, the Bird of Paradise is both stunning and low maintenance. All the reasons to love: Iconic Foliage: With large, graceful, paddle shaped leaves, the Bird of Paradise is a very popular statement tree for any space. Low Maintenance: Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting out, these birds thrive and flourish with minimal fuss. Versatile Light Requirements: From bright, indirect sunlight

Prized for their extra large, graceful leaves, the Bird of Paradise is both stunning and low maintenance. 

All the reasons to love:

• Iconic Foliage: With large, graceful, paddle-shaped leaves, the Bird of Paradise is a very popular statement tree for any space.
• Low Maintenance: Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting out, these birds thrive and flourish with minimal fuss. 
• Versatile Light Requirements: From bright, indirect sunlight to lower light environments, this plant adapts in a variety of conditions.
• Resilient to Watering: Don't stress about sticking to a strict watering schedule - these plants are resilient to inconsistent watering routines. Though we do recommend consistency!

Plant Care Tips

• Light: While the Bird of Paradise can tolerate lower light conditions, they thrive best in bright, indirect sunlight.
• Water: Wait until the top two inches of soil are dry before watering. Don't let your plant sit in excess water
• Nutrients: Feed your plant during the growing season, typically from spring to early fall. Follow the instructions and guidance provided by your plant food.

Pro Tips

• Although Birds of Paradise can tolerate direct sunlight, it’s best to try to keep them out of prolonged, intense, direct sun in order to prevent the leaves from burning. 

Fun Fact

Birds of Paradise get their name from the resemblance of their flowers to a bird in flight. It is rare however, for these plants to produce these flowers when grown in homes or offices.