Aralia Black - Plant

Description

Aralia Black Plant has flawlessly finished foliage, with profoundly serrated handouts, dimpled petioles, and stems. However, smaller aralia plants have a higher tendency of more finished foliage, while the grown-up leaves are more profoundly lobed.

Product Constituents

• Aralia black plant in Grower plastic pot

Plant Care

• The Aralia can do well in a wide range of light levels from diffuse light interiors to bright patios.
• Plants grown in lower light levels will be less full than those receiving more light.
•  It is best to let an Aralia go through short dry periods rather than keeping them constantly wet.
• Aralias grow best in medium to bright light but don't let the sun hit the leaves too long or it will scorch them.
• They appreciate higher humidity like a bathroom or kitchen. Water just enough to keep the leaves from wilting.
• It's important to keep your Ming aralia consistently moist but never saturated.
• Water the soil deeply and allow it to almost dry out before you water it again—a weekly session should do the trick.
• Additionally, you can decrease your watering cadence in the winter, watering your plant every other week instead.
  

Benefits

• One of the best things about aralia houseplant is they are easy-to-grow, if you have enough light in your office or home.
• Their finely cut, divided leaves are some of the most beautiful around.
• They add the perfect amount of softness and texture you don't always get from other houseplants.
• A pot of Plantscape Aralia indoor plants is a fountainhead of positivity, good fortune, and harmony.
• An Aralia brings peace to a room, vivacity to an office, and grace to a retail space.