Aphelandra squarrosa Dania

Striking appearance

Brazil

Did you know that it is no problem if the leaves of the Aphelandra start drooping because you forgot to water it? Just water and the Aphalandra will be looking fresh again in no time.

Aphelandra Squarrosa, also known as the Zebra Plant, is a real eye-catcher for your home. This beautiful houseplant from Brazil stands out because of its striped leaves with striking white veins.

De stralend gele bloemen van de Aphelandra Squarrosa Dania blijven gemiddeld zo’n 6 weken prachtig in bloei, waarna je de uitgebloeide bloemen eenvoudig kunt verwijderen. Oorspronkelijk komt de Aphelandra uit het tropisch oerwoud en houdt dus van warmte, indirect zonlicht en een goede hoeveelheid water. Met de Aphelandra haal je het exotische gevoel van een tropisch oerwoud rechtstreeks in je huis!

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Care tips

A light or dark location

This plant is very easy and can be placed in both light and dark places. Make sure the plant is not in a draught and does not go below 10 degrees. Ideal temperature 18-22°C.

Keep moist, the potting soil must not dry out

Water the Aphelandra regularly. Especially if the plant gets a lot of sunlight, it needs a lot of water. An Aphelandra is a tropical plant and therefore likes moisture. It really doesn't like drought, but of course it doesn't like wet feet either. Water about three times a week. The amount of water depends on the size of the pot, but make sure in any case that the soil stays moist. Simply watering on top of the potting soil is fine, but putting the pot in a layer of water for a few minutes is also a good way to water.

Remove old flowers

With sufficient light, water and nutrition, a flower will continue to bloom for about 6 weeks. When the flower has finished blooming, you can simply remove this old flower. Enjoy this beautiful houseplant!

Our Aphelandra Squarrosa Dania varieties

Aphelandra 13 cm Raw

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Aphelandra 13 cm ripe

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