bird of paradise

bird of paradise · Transplant

bird of paradise · Strelitzia reginae
Also known as: bird of paradise flower; canna-leaved strelitzia; crane flower

Bird of paradise is a vibrant and striking perennial known for its large, paddle-shaped leaves and distinctive bird-like flowers. Special care points include ensuring high light conditions without direct midday sun and maintaining a consistent watering routine while allowing the soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Humidity levels should also be kept high. The combination of bird of paradise's specific light, watering, and humidity requirements categorizes it as a plant with a higher care difficulty level.

Watering: Allow partial drying between deep waterings, less water in winterSunlight: Full sun · Partial shadeInformation to be completed

How to Transplant bird of paradise?

For bird of paradise, the perfect time to transplant is from late spring to early summer, as the warmer soil temperatures promote root growth. Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil. Remember to provide ample space for its stunning foliage when selecting the transplant site.