The rare Dinner Plate Aralia has rounded, bright-green, elegant leaves, that will look gorgeous in your home.
\nThe name Polyscias is derrived from Greek: 'Poly' means 'many' and the 'scias' translates to 'shade', which tells us about the plants care needs. Ideally you'd find your Polyscias balfour a bright spot with indirect light but, as the name suggests, it can also adapt to shade.
\nHow to Care For Your Aralia
\nNative to Australia and Papua New Guinea, these plants love humidity so will do really well in a bathroom or kitchen. If your plant is housed anywhere else, make sure you are misting it regularly. Wait until the top surface of the plant is dry before watering and reduce this during the winter months when the temperatures drop.
\nGrowing pot size: 19cm
\nOverall plant height including growing pot: cm
\nPets: Keep away from nibbly pets
\nDecorative pot sold separately.
Dinner Plate Aralia 'balfour' | Polyscias Balfour 19 cm
The rare Dinner Plate Aralia has rounded, bright-green, elegant leaves, that will look gorgeous in your home.
The name Polyscias is derrived from Greek: 'Poly' means 'many' and the 'scias' translates to 'shade', which tells us about the plants care needs. Ideally you'd find your Polyscias balfour a bright spot with indirect light but, as the name suggests, it can also adapt to shade.
How to Care For Your Aralia
Native to Australia and Papua New Guinea, these plants love humidity so will do really well in a bathroom or kitchen. If your plant is housed anywhere else, make sure you are misting it regularly. Wait until the top surface of the plant is dry before watering and reduce this during the winter months when the temperatures drop.
Growing pot size: 19cm
Overall plant height including growing pot: cm
Pets: Keep away from nibbly pets
Decorative pot sold separately.
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The rare Dinner Plate Aralia has rounded, bright-green, elegant leaves, that will look gorgeous in your home.
The name Polyscias is derrived from Greek: 'Poly' means 'many' and the 'scias' translates to 'shade', which tells us about the plants care needs. Ideally you'd find your Polyscias balfour a bright spot with indirect light but, as the name suggests, it can also adapt to shade.
How to Care For Your Aralia
Native to Australia and Papua New Guinea, these plants love humidity so will do really well in a bathroom or kitchen. If your plant is housed anywhere else, make sure you are misting it regularly. Wait until the top surface of the plant is dry before watering and reduce this during the winter months when the temperatures drop.
Growing pot size: 19cm
Overall plant height including growing pot: cm
Pets: Keep away from nibbly pets
Decorative pot sold separately.
