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BICHOHortus
Specimen No. 21 · Tropicals

Bird of paradiseStrelitzia reginae

The 'bird of paradise' plant, with unmistakable orange and blue flowers.

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Dispatched on Monday or Tuesday with Poste Italiane. Italy €5; France, Spain, Belgium and Germany €10.

Growing

LightFull sun
ShadeFull sun

Full sun or bright light.

WaterRegular
SparingFrequent

Regular in summer, reduced in winter.

WinterShelter in winter
TenderHardy

Frost-tender: shelter in winter.

Hardiness zone (USDA) 11: outdoors all year only where it never drops below 4 °C, otherwise sheltered in winter · Find your zone

Please note. Fruit and seeds are toxic to dogs, cats and horses if ingested: they can cause nausea, vomiting and drowsiness.

The complete bird of paradise guide

Each plant may vary in appearance, size and condition according to growth, season and availability.

Questions about the bird of paradise

How much light does the bird of paradise need?

Full sun or bright light.

How much water does it need?

Regular in summer, reduced in winter.

Is it frost-hardy?

Frost-tender: shelter in winter.

Is it safe for children and pets?

Fruit and seeds are toxic to dogs, cats and horses if ingested: they can cause nausea, vomiting and drowsiness.

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