Get your hands on a baby Bird of Paradise. This plant will add lushness and tropical vibes to your plant collection.

This plant will come in a 2 inch pot and the plant will be about 3-4 inches tall.

Add on your choice of a pot to make the perfect complete gift.

From Gardening Know How:
One of the most spectacular and impactful flowering plants for tropical to semi-tropical zones is Strelitzia bird of paradise. The growing conditions for bird of paradise, particularly the temperature range, are very specific. However, northern gardeners don’t despair. The plant can be grown in a container. If you want bird of paradise flowers, continue reading for tips on growing these unique beauties.

Bird of Paradise in Containers => Plant in a good potting soil that drains well. Water until the soil is saturated and then not again until it is dry to the touch. Reduce watering by half in winter. Bird of paradise flowers need a lot of food to develop. Feed the plant in early spring every 2 weeks and once per month in summer with a soluble plant food. Do not plant bird of paradise too deeply in the pot. It is said that some root exposure promotes flowers. Also, a pot bound plant will produce more blooms. When it is time to repot, about every 3 years in spring, only increase the pot size if the roots are extremely cramped. Put container plants outside in summer but bring them indoors when fall arrives.