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Bird Of Paradise COMPLETE Care Guide 🌱 Tips + Tricks For Strelizia | Plant Tips For Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
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Bird of paradise 101. In this video me (and Joli) take you through a complete care guide for the beautiful bird of paradise plant. These plants can be grown both indoors and outdoors, however this care video focuses on keeping Strelizia Nicolai as a houseplant.
This has quickly turned into one of my favourite plants, and I really hope this helps you to keep yours happy!
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In 1986 I had a BOP in my apartment. I planted it in my Mother's yard because I moved to another city. It is no 2024 and the plant is still alive.
Amazing! could you provide a link for its photos! It would be very beautiful plant!
I bought a BOP plant for my wife on our first anniversary because we loved seeing the flowers every day while on our honeymoon in the Canary Islands. That was 17 years ago and thrilled to finally say it sprouted its first flower ever 3 days ago. The leaves have always been green and healthy and had lost hope that it would ever bloom but here it finally is and totally worth the wait.
Very symbolically, in my experience this plant is very similar to marriage. Don’t expect immediate results and you may not see the fruits of your labor until many years down the road. Keep at it and continue to care for it and don’t lose hope. I never realized 17 years ago what a symbolic anniversary gift this would end up being. 😁
I got a 4 inch baby plant 3 years ago, its now over 8 feet!!!
My husband works is a residential building and someone threw one out he took it home for me. It was in apretty bad shape. I literally put it in a sunny window, give it well water, and repotted it as soon as i got it. ( so exact opposite of everything said here lol) it is thriving!!!! In 1 year i got atleast 5 new leaves and over a foot higher. I didnt even k ow what kind of plant it was. I do love this plant. So im learning now. ( why i am here)
What soul did you use I have succulent soul and some loose chunky soul?
Here in south africa they are grown in the sun, they do great! This video was super helpful! I had no idea they can be grown indoors! Will definitely get one
Ok, this video was so useful. I bought a BoP this weekend, and it’s now my pride and joy - I’m putting it in direct light by a south facing window for an hour or two a day, then it spends the rest of the time in the corner of the room - sounds like this isn’t as insane as I feared, ha!
Thank you for this fine video. I might add, that I had best results in blooming when the Strelizia was kept at slightly lower winter temperatures. So I had them wintering in various places, even in basements when there was a good window. Or in a bedroom, where it is cooler than in the living room. I´ve had them for over 30 years, and they were always such a joy.
In summer I had them on the balcony, or in the garden, we had to move around quite a bit.
Ironically I lost my first plant in Italy, when winter came too soon and too fast, and it was then over 25 years old.
Bought a new one right away, and this is the better one now, it has 10 flowers open right now, and sits in my Mom´s wintergarden, because it´s still too chancy for putting it outside. (I live in Germany, and it´s April.) We share the joy of having it around!
It’s really detailed, made to the points and easy to understand 🎉
This was one of the most helpful videos on BoP care and maintenance that I’ve watched since bringing mine home. Thanks so much!
Encouraging advice! Thank you so much. I realized I had NO clue about how to maintain my BOP. Watching this informed me in such a positive manner.
I do have two questions; 1) May I set my BOP outside on my balcony for around 2 hours a day in this spring/summer time weather?
2) I noticed a lot of white fuzzy dots on my leaves - which I wiped away. I am wondering what causes this?
Do you have any tips about pruning them? Particularly when to prune or not prune. Yours look gorgeous!
Wow the depth of info you gave here is very impressive. So thorough. I'm subscribing.
omg great job your plants look fabulous! and thank you
I must say I'm very impressed with your overview of the Bird of Paradise. I have few indoor plants and no Bird of Paradise. I did want to say that we just installed a 25-foot Flagpole and our Bird of Paradise TREES, will need trimming down, and some removed. Very much enjoyed your presentation and will be sharing you on my Facebook Profile Page. Thank You for your expert advice.
That's such a lovely comment to receive, thank you so much 💚 Wow I'm very jealous you've got big ones growing where you are - I'd fill my garden with them if I lived in the right climate!
Well, if i put mine in direct sunlight for even an hour, it starts looking like it's dying. There's so much contradicting info on this plant depending on who you're talking to.
Thank you so much Claire, I really really enjoyed watching you talk about the Bird of Paradise plant. And all the tips and tricks, is so helpful and useful too. I have one and the roots are coming out of the drainage holes? Should I repot it now or wait? I would really appreciate your advice on this. Thank you. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤
What should I do with leaves that are severely curling? I now know I have too low humidity but should I cut the ones off that are very curled? Also I recently moved and a few stalks of my giant broke :( I taped it back together using a stick as support and it’s not too badly curling but is it a goner and better if I just chop the leaf?
Also random question, how long does it take for a new leaf to unfurl I’ve got an 8 foot ?
You don't discuss the potting medium. Do they like a standard potting mix or a coarser, more aerated mix with better drainage?
Great tutorial...I have 2 outside...want to see what they do in a natural outside environment...no one saw the south facing window...blah blah blah...lol...keep the tutorials coming...😁👌🏾
Thank you for the wealth of information
I came for plant tips, but just wanted to say that you are reallyy reaaallyyy prettyy ♥
My Bird of Paradise grew its longest, tallest leaf several months ago, but remained furled. Today, I did some research & found a man who wrapped a wet sponge around the bottom & moved it up, squeezing it until there was a squeaking sound. He did this a few times, & the leaf began to part at the bottom. I tried this a few times with no result until a few hours later, it began to unfurl. Then I took my mister & sprayed into the opening. Why don't the leaves unfurl naturally within weeks of reaching full length?
Hi, what’s a good DIY fertilizer for Bird of Paradise? I watched your DIY fertilizer video which was super helpful but not sure which to use… would appreciate your help. Your video is the most helpful and concise one out there. I’ve watched so many care videos for BOP and none were as helpful as yours. So THANK YOU!
Your love for your plant is very obvious ......
Hahah thank you (it's true love for SURE)
VERY INFORMATIVE! THANK YOU
I live in a house in Southern California, that has so called bird of paradise plants outside my bedroom window in full sun during the summer which gets to 100+ degrees F 37.78 +Celsius. It's a huge thing, not the delicate finicky plant you describe. So I am a bit confused. Those are the correct flowers you showed, but ours are outside, planted in the ground. They have lived through harsh desert fall/autumn winds, frosty winter nights and torrential rains. Where I live these are not considered delicate indoor house plants. They are for the outdoors. Am I missing something? Are these really the same plants?
Wild plants are always stronger than houseplants, I’m pretty sure you can acclimate a bird of paradise to high light.
Hey, from South Africa🇿🇦 So glad you did a video on this houseplant. Their flowers are amazing but I’m guessing it may be difficult to bloom in less sunnier areas?
Hello! Yes, as I mentioned they need fairly high light conditions in order to produce flowers ☺️
Hey great job keep doing ya thing !!!
South facing window has traumatised you hahahaha. Amazing video, you've sold this plant to me! Beards and Daises summer sale is on!
Great information and thanks very kindly for sharing 😊
Good morning Claire. Yesterday I bought a BOP plant from B&Q for £37 and it is gorgeous. Getting it home I realised that I knew absolutely nothing about taking care of it. Thankfully I found you! We have a small conservatory but the roof is opaque and although it will be getting sunlight it will be slightly muted as opposed to bright clean sunlight. Will this be okay? Also, do they like music?? Can I ask if you have covered the Money Tree/Luck Tree that seems to be very popular? Thanks again for an excellent video.
Congrats on your BOP find! B&Q have some great plants nowadays! Yes, filtered light is absolutely fine for this plant, so long as the area itself is fairly bright. I've heard so many things about music and plants, but I can't say I've ever actually put it to the test. I've heard Mozart is supposed to help with plant growth (perhaps I'll try it at some point) 😂 💚
@@TheJungleHaven That's pretty cool, but I'd stay away from heavy metal or hip hop/rap. I know it's noise to my ears and the same would probably apply to your Bird. 🪴
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Thanks for the tips!
No worries, I'm glad it helped!
Thank you for your tips! We have a new bird of paradise and wanted to know some tips to keep it healthy! ;-)
Do you have a video of pruning? One of my bop core new leaf turned brown and died before popping out. Do I leave it or cut it out to encourage new growth?
What a good soil to used
I have moved my plant for winter and getting much about 3 times bigger growth in leaves..it is time to move to bigger pot this Spring as still in nursery pot..my question is..I have read they like relatively small..huld i put I have a size larger pot, but it is tall..wanted to elevate 🪴..do they like deep pots or should I put rocks in bottom and repot like a normal sized potting on to next size???
Ok but what about trimming? How do they respond to trimming?
I have bird of Paradise that did bloom, they were allowed to almost die out. I rescued two parts and they rerouted and grow great but don’t get flowers. They get full sun, proper water, heat, zone 9. Any recommendations?
Hey Claire, can you do a video for peace lilies?
Yep - will be up this coming week 🥰
Thanks hun
Where did you place your grow light for your bird of paradise?
Thanks for a great video! I have my bird of paradise in the living room around 3 meters away from the window. The window is a huge panorma window kind with white sheer curtains. Will the bird of paradise be happier right next to the window with the sunlight filtering through the curtains or should I keep it where it is? There is enough bright daylight in all my living room due to the big panorama window but no sunrays falling on it where it is right now.
Also how dry should the upper layers of soil be before i water it again? A little dry or very dry? ❤
If the room is super bright then it's probably fine where it is, but they'll always appreciate a bit of extra light. Perhaps over the winter move it closer 💚
Hi Claire, I think your video was great. I have just received my bird of paradise and wondered if you could give me some more advice though? It has arrived, though we'll packaged, totally root bound. It's thick roots are pouring out of the bottom of the pot. Also it has what looks like a new shoot sprouting, it's about 2 inches, but it's quite yellow. What should i do ? Thanks!🪴🪴🪴🪴
I'd personally repot right away if it's in desperate need - the yellowing growth is likely because it can't absorb any more nutrients because it's so root bound 💚
Thank you, will do that. 🪴🪴🪴🪴
What do I do with the dead flowers? And what organic fertilizer do you recommend for bird of paradise? Mine is the outdoor kind.
I'm not lucky enough to have had mine flower yet, but I'd just deadhead the flowers/chop them back - it'll encourage them to flower again 💚
Hello, How do i care for a birds of paradise that has root rot? there is some parts of the plant that have green left.
Repot it. Clean up the roots, trim away the rotten bits and then repot in well draining soil. Also trim off all the bad places on the plant itself.
I just repotted my bird of paradise into a much larger pot(I should’ve seen this video first😭) should I re pot it into a smaller one? I originally changed it thinking the reason why it was slowly growing because of the pot
Unless you've gone up crazy huge pot sizes then I'd maybe just see how it does and monitor it closely..? Be so careful not to give it too much water in the meantime though, as obviously with way more soil it probably won't need to be watered as frequently 💚
You sould divide it since there's actually 2 plants in the pot soo they are competing for energy and water.
These don’t bloom because they need to be bigger, and produce a white bloom. These are Strelitzia Nicolai, the variety that blooms orange is a smaller and bushier plant, Strelitzia Reginae
Does the plant attract bug? If so , what do you use?
I've never suffered with pests with mine, but yes they can affect these plants. It depends on the type of pest, but my go-to with lots of pest treatments is provanto bug killer. Regularly checking your plants and wiping down both sides of their leaves is the best possible way to prevent/catch any infestation early. I've also heard predatory mites can be a great option!
@@TheJungleHaven , I love the plant. I’ll look into the provanto bug killer. Thanks 🙏🏽
Can these plants survive, thrive, tolerate being outside in the summer time? Say in the tristate New york area.
It depends on the temperature and how much light your outside area receives, but assuming it's fairly warm/humid/light then I'd have thought it would do just fine 💚
Have a bird of paradise that I put in as self watering pot is that a good pot for it it started curling on its leaves and browning sell from your video I think it might be the humidity but can you just let me know if the self watering pot is OK
Are you using pon or soil in your self watering pot? I personally only use those pots with pon, as I've found soil can actually cause issues such as root rot when used with self watering pots... It could absolutely be down to lack of humidity too, but if it's only started since you began using this new pot, I'd be tempted to check the roots 💚
I had to google "Pon" but I had the plant in that self-water pot for a year and it just started with the curled browning of leaves since this winter. Suggestions?
I hate that my house has an air vent on every single window.
What if a leaf isn’t opening correctly
Came for advice and also gained a crush. Seriously though can these be happy on the other side if a room from the window?
Hahaha 😂 It depends on the room and how much light it receives... If it's a south-facing room with big windows and the other side of the room is fairly bright, then yes. If the area is a bit dingy, changes are this plant won't be very happy there 💚
@@TheJungleHaven Thank you. I have one enroute but all of the ideal locations in my house are next to / within 1m of radiators and the other suitable corners are approx 4m away.
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South facing window ..love. From Nepal.
Hello! What's the name of this species? I mean the scientific name
I have a white bird of paradise its 13 years old get sun all day and won't flower I also have the orange one to 12 years old never flowered and they have never been reported they won't flower
They have to be getting a pretty serious amount of light to flower, and often it just won't happen indoors sadly 💚
@@TheJungleHaven The temperature could be quite a bit lower in winter - ours sits in the staircase hall, around about 12 - 15°C, with lots of light, and in summer is kept outdoors. This year it produced 10 wonderful flowers, I am totally happy! I found out they bloom much easier when they have a temperature drop for a few winter months.
How to prune the Is bird of paradise
Do you mean just in terms of taking some of the weight off the plant and giving it a trim, or propagating? 💚
Yes, I have two big leaves and two long naked branches. What to do, it's is outside won't grow inside
Hot water and pebble trays especially do not work, don't try them it's not worth it.
It’s not. I have a humidifier