Strelitzia nicolai

The "White Bird of Paradise"is the largest of all strelitzias, with bold, enormous dark leaves arranged as a fan. A classic in Subtropical and Mediterranean gardening as it tolerates long winters and light frosts.

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Known as the "White Bird of Paradise", it is the largest of all strelitzias. Strelitzia nicolai is a spectacular plant in the banana family with bold, enormous dark leaves arranged as a fan. It is a woody plant native to subtropical South Africa, where it forms large clumps attaining more than 10 m in height.

Strelitzia nicolai is a classic in Subtropical and Mediterranean gardening as it tolerates long winters and light frosts. It is popularly grown in large pots, because even juvenile leaves attain enormous size and plants can be kept in  containers for many years. Large specimens exist in Italy, Spain and Portugal, planted at in the early XX century. Also here in the Canary Islands some huge trees are grow in parks and villas on the cooler side of the islands.

The size of this plant is: h= 50-100 cm - Cont. 14-16 cm. If the plant is taller than 1 m in total, we will bend or cut the tallest leaves. This plant is fast growing and will soon make new leaves, so it is worth to do it.

Cultivada Protegido
Origen de la especie Asia
Forma presentación En maceta (mezcla de sustratos)
Tamaño Máx. 300cm y +
Familia Botánica Strelitziaceae
Luz Sol
Temperatura mínima invierno -5 ºC a 5 ºC
Época de floración Meses más cálidos
Tipo de planta Herbácea
Color Azul
Color Naranja
Color Blanco
Cuidados Maceta
Forma Palmeras y Similares
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