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Famous for its striking flowers, the tall green stalks and broad leaves will enamor you all year round!
The orange bird of paradise develops narrower, sharper leaves than the white bird of paradise.
Climate - Native to tropical regions of Southern Africa
Soil - Well-draining potting soil. Allow to become pot-bound before repotting
Humidity - Likes increased humidity, use pebble tray or light misting
Temperature - Typical indoor temperature acceptable, prefers temperatures above 65 degrees
Fertilizer - Fertilize monthly during growing season with an all-purpose houseplant fertilizer
Light
Bright Indirect light
Water
This plant needs to be thoroughly watered once a week in spring and summer and every other week in colder months.
Difficulty
Normal, This plant can adapt to many light conditions as long as it is not directly in the window
