Orange Bird of Paradise Color:Classic (Oat) Rubus idaeus

Rubus idaeus

so the full show is still to come

It often produces bright red

Roots will grow in about a week

gently transfer to a taller plank or moss pole

Orange Bird of Paradise Color:Classic (Oat) Rubus idaeusStrelitzia reginae When you think of paradise, you're probably thinking of plants like this one. The gorgeous Orange Bird of Paradise plant boasts large leaves that split over time as a natural adaptation to withstand hurricane winds. Place it in that dull, empty corner by the window to add some tropical vibes to the mix. Bright indirect light or direct light. MD: ~18 22" and a 6" pot. XL: ~3' 4' and a 10" pot. Pro tip: Water with high salinity levels