thinking she is back in the misting forest
Reaching only about 3" in height De Oro keeps a moundy shape in whatever size pot it's in
Different size canes in your pot make the interesting specimens we love so when these youngsters grow taller
Newest leaves appear tightly rolled and upright
They are widely used indoors due to their low light needs as well as their stylish
6" Aralia, Ming Stump trailing thinking she is back inNative to the Polynesian islands, the Ming Aralias all share an ancient, antediluvian look of primeval trees; gnarled and bumpy, woody trunks and leathery leaves; you almost expect a dinosaur to be around the corner. Lacy, feathery, ferny, green leaves cling to the wood in clumps on short, speckly stems. The stumps on this plant are really older wood with new tops grown out on them, giving the plants that ancient aspect. Loving bright indirect light