Exotic Aralia Plant

Product Details: –

• Plant Name: Aralia Plant
• Type of Plant: Foliage
• Plant Placement: Indoors
• Height of Plant: Upto 5 inches
• White Ceramic Pot Size: 3.5 inches

About Plant: –

Aralia plant is the most lovely houseplant that can be easily grown indoors. Its glossy foliage is edged and splashed with lush green color. Add this ornamental hedge plant to your indoor decor and see for yourself how gorgeous it looks!

How to Care Aralia Plant: –

• This plant requires pot with proper drainage holes.
• It prefers well-drained soil rich in organic matter.
• This plant requires bright indirect or partial sunlight for proper growth.
• Water thoroughly in the summer until some water trickles from the bottom of the pot.
• Reduce watering during rainy and winter season.
• Do not over-water or splash water on the leaves while watering, as this can expose them to rot.
• Remove dead, infected or damaged leaves of the plant.
• Use liquid house plant fertilizer in spring and summer (every two weeks) to provide proper nutrients to the plant.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): –

Does an Aralia plant need sunlight?

Aralia plant prefers bright or partial shade. So put your plant near windows where they can receive proper light.

Where can I buy an Aralia plant?

The Aralia plant is available online on Vitri Greens you can place your order with us.

How to Grow Aralia Plant?

Soil: These Plants Prefers well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Use pot with proper drainage holes.

Light: Aralia plant prefers bright indirect sunlight or partial shade.

Watering: Water thoroughly in summer until some water trickles from the bottom of the pot and, reduce watering during rainy and winter season.

Fertilizer: Fertilize during the growing season and avoid fertilizing during the winter months.​

Does an Aralia plant need sunlight?

Aralia plant prefers bright or partial shade. So put your plant near windows where they can receive proper light.

How do you propagate Aralia?

• Take the cuttings of preferred length just below a node and make sure that stems are long enough so at least few nodes can go in the water.
• Make sure your pruners are clean before taking the cuttings and remove some bottom leaves from each cutting.
• Place the cutting I inches deep in well-drained, sterile soil. Plant several cuttings in the same pot. Space the cuttings an inch apart.