Wild Banana - Extra Large

Scientific Name: Strelizia nicolai
Synonyms: Giant White Bird of Paradise, Natal Wild Banana, Wild Banana, Strelizia 

• Water-wise and very easy care
• Full, lush green foliage
• The definitive Jungle Look
• Plant level: Easy

Shipping Note: These plants are large :) Either Select "Collection" or "Custom Shipping Quote" if you'd like us to send it to you.

If you need the definitive Indoor Jungle looks, for tropical good feeling vibes, then consider adding the floor-standing Wild Banana.

This proudly South African plant has captured the imagination of indoor plant lovers the world over. It's loved for its full, evergreen foliage that fans out into a triumphant display of green. 

In its natural environment, the Strelitzia Nicolai will grow into large, clustered trees that are 12meters high and up to 4 meters across. Potted in your home, you can expect this house plant to continue generating new leaves from the centre of its stem outwards. Water thoroughly, and let the plant dry out a little in between.

Find a nice brightly lit spot in your home - possibly a bright corner of a room - where the Wild Banana will hold court beautifully.

Please Note: Strelitzias are toxic to humans and animals, especially the flowers and seeds. Please do not consume. Keep out of reach of animals and children,

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Wild Banana healthy and happy.

• Water: During the summer months, the Strelitzia will need regular watering to keep the soil moist. During winter and autumn, water less allowing the soil to almost dry out before the next water. Careful not to let the soil be waterlogged.
• Light: Plenty of bright light. Our variety is "soft grown" in a greenhouse, so harsh, direct sunlight won't be tolerated. Some softer direct morning sun will be fine. Too little light and the Wild Banana won't be happy.
• Humidity: Normal room humidity will be fine.
• Fertilize: Feed twice a month during the growing period (Spring-Summer) cutting back during its dormancy (colder season).