The Bird of Paradise plant is one of the most impressive flowering indoor plants that can be cultivated, and it is sure to catch everyone's eye when it blooms. Even though it grows slowly, it has very basic needs. You'll be delighted when the plant blooms and its blossoms appear, resembling an exotic bird with orange and purple feathers. This plant has highly lovely leaves that mimic those of a banana plant even when it is not in blossom. The subtropical regions of South Africa are home to the bird of paradise plant, Strelitzia reginae. Because it was hard to locate a fine example, it was for many years thought of as a collector's plant. Modern techniques for cultivating bird of paradise plants

 

• Originating in South Africa, orange Bird of Paradise is a flower that is a masterpiece of nature. shaped like birds poised for flight, with an elegant crane-like neck and broad, green-gray leaves.
• Functioning well in formal landscapes or more casual tropical designs, this flower represents Africa as an exotic and sub-tropical location.
• While it appears to thrive in part sun or part shade, this plant should be used as a focal point where it may display its peculiar kind of beauty with the support of full sun.
• Avoid planting Orange Bird Paradise in poorly draining soil by checking the soil before watering and timing your irrigation accordingly.