Strelitzia Reginae Bird Of Paradise 30-40 cm
Strelitzia Reginae Bird Of Paradise 30-40 cm
Strelitzia Reginae Bird Of Paradise is a distinctive indoor plant that adds a sculptural, tropical note to your home, thanks to its bold leaf shape and upright presence.
Apperance
This bird of paradise stands out with elegant, grey-green leaves that create a strong, architectural silhouette. When it flowers in summer, the yellow blooms add a striking accent to its sculptural look.
Growth habit and size
It develops into an upright, substantial houseplant over time, reaching 125–150 cm at maturity and taking around 7 years to become fully grown.
Plant care
Keep it in a warm indoor setting and aim for evenly moist, well-draining compost. A light feed through the growing season helps support healthy growth, while keeping feeding modest encourages balanced development.
Plant location
A sunny position indoors suits it best, ideally in a bright room where it can enjoy some direct sun. As it is not hardy, it should be protected from frost.
- Type: Indoor plant
- Delivery height: 30–40 cm
- Pot size: Ø 11 cm
- Mature height: 125–150 cm
- Growth rate: Fully grown in 7 years
- Position: Sunny
- Flower colour: Yellow
- Flowering period: Summer
Please note: growth and flowering may vary with indoor conditions and season.
| Botanical name | Strelitzia reginae |
|---|---|
| Category | Strelitzia |
| Delivered as | PotPlant |
| Qty | 1x |
| Flowers | Yes |
| Flower period | Summer |
| Fragranr | No |
| Cutflowers | No |
| Flower colour | Yellow |
| Fruits | No |
| Edible | No |
| Location | Sunny |
| Hardy | No |
| Groundcovering | No |
| Naturalizing | No |
| Preferred Soil | Any soil |
| Full grown height | 125cm - 150cm |
| Mature width | 30cm - 40cm |
| Poisonous | No |
| Plant pot size | Ø 11cm |
| Size | 20-30cm |
Instructions
Place in a bright, sunny spot indoors with some direct sunlight.
Use a nutritious, slightly moist potting compost that drains well.
Water so the compost stays lightly moist, without leaving excess water standing.
From March to September, feed lightly every two weeks; avoid overfeeding.









