Name: Strelitzia Reginae
SKU: ST0234- STRR
Availability: InStock

Strelitzia Reginae

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Description

🌿 Strelitzia reginae — widely known as the Bird of Paradise — is one of South Africa’s most iconic ornamental plants. With its architectural foliage and dramatic orange-blue flowers shaped like an exotic bird in flight, it adds a bold statement to any garden or patio display.

✨ Botanical Highlights

Foliage: Large, banana-like leaves in a deep, waxy green. They grow upright in fan-like arrangements, making them excellent structural elements in landscaping.
Blooms: Striking flowers with orange sepals and iridescent blue petals—resembling a bird’s beak and plumage.
Size: Typically reaches 1–1.5 meters tall in cultivation.
Longevity: A long-lived perennial that rewards patience with increasingly prolific flowering.

🌱 Care Guidelines

Light: Full sun to partial shade—more sun ensures better blooms.
Soil: Rich, loamy, and well-drained. Avoid waterlogging.
Watering: Moderate; more during active growth but allow surface to dry between waterings.
Fertilizing: Monthly feeding with a balanced fertilizer encourages blooms.
Pruning: Remove old leaves and spent flowers to maintain neatness.