Hello Houseplants Cast Iron Plant | Pot Size: 14cm |
Hello Houseplants Cast Iron Plant | Pot Size: 14cm |
order nowwith you Thu 13 Nov to Fri 14 Nov
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU
Product Information
(40cm-60cm Height) Genuine living plant - The Cast Iron Plant is also known as Aspidistra Elatior and known for its robust, glossy leaves. Valued for its hardiness and low-maintenance nature - Please note ceramic pot in images not included
Features
The Cast Iron Plant features resilient, broad leaves that bring a touch of greenery to any indoor space. It thrives in low to moderate light and requires well-draining soil. Native to East Asia, it adds a durable, elegant presence to your home.
Warning or Restrictions
While generally safe for children and pets, ingestion of Aspidistra Elatior may cause mild stomach upset. To prevent accidental ingestion, it's advisable to keep this plant out of reach.
Product Specification
Product code: mp-00133606
EAN: 5061071340070
Recyclable
Box and packaging are all 100% recyclable (excluding pot)
Tips and Advice
The Cast Iron Plant prefers low to moderate indirect light and avoids direct sunlight. Use well-draining soil and water when the top inch becomes dry. Maintain humidity by misting the leaves or placing a water tray nearby. With the right care, it adds a touch of vibrancy and natural charm to your indoor space.
Unwrap with Care:
Your leafy friend might have had a bumpy journey with its courier. Gently remove the packaging on a easy to clean surface, being mindful not to pull too hard. Any spilt soil? Don't worry, this can be placed straight back into the pot.
Hydrate Me:
After a long trip, your plant is probably thirsty, so let's quench its thirst. Place the pot in a bowl of water to let it soak. If your plant looks a bit droopy; this hydration will perk it right up.
Remember, a happy plant starts with a hearty gulp of H20.
Light 'n' Bright:
Find a cosy spot where your plant can bask in indirect sunlight. Most plants thrive in bright, filtered light. Too much direct sun can be like stepping out of a dark room into midday sunshine, so, research your plant's needs and let it acclimatise gradually.
Chill 'n' Thrive:
Now that your plant has hydrated, let it relax. It may take a week or so to adjust to its new environment. During this time, keep an eye on it but avoid the urge to over-care. Sometimes, the best thing you can do is give it a little space to settle in.
Happy Plant, Happy Home
As your plant gets comfy, it'll begin to flourish. A little attention, water, and the right light will make it thrive. A weekly feed in the summer months helps aid growth too. Check in on it regularly, and soon you'll have a vibrant, happy addition to your home.