Schefflere Plant
Product Description
Bonsai Lava Plant : Nothing reflects the artistic and grace of native Hawaii like the Schefflera, an indoor Bonsai Tree. Its tall stems and splayed, umbrella-like leaves invoke images of palm trees on a miniature scale. One can almost imagine these happy plants swaying in a balmy breeze under the tropical sun. Like Red Anthuriums, these Bonsai Trees can successfully flourish for months, even years if cared for properly.
HauLava Plant tips:
Water once a week by pouring directly over lava rock & roots
Artificial light can be used to supplement natural light for your HauLava Plants. No Direct sunlight or incandescent lights. The heat may damage your plant.
Keep leaves free from dust. Light can be blocked by dust on leaf surface. Pokon leaf shine can be applied weekly to reduce the dust from adhering to the leaf surface.
Fertilize once a month by adding a drop of household fertilizer to the water before adding to the HauLava plants.
Grooming helps to keep it healthy. Simply remove brown tips or dying leaves by using pruning sheers. Never tear leaves from plant. This could result in injury to the stem.
Bottled or drinking water to water plants because the Salts from water tend to build up over time causing the rock to turn a chalk white color and can be harmful to the HauLava plants.
Blooms: there is no guarantee that your HauLava plant will re-bloom. Unfortunately, not all do. With the right care it is possible that it could bloom multiple time throughout the year
HauLava Plant tips:
Water once a week by pouring directly over lava rock & roots
Artificial light can be used to supplement natural light for your HauLava Plants. No Direct sunlight or incandescent lights. The heat may damage your plant.
Keep leaves free from dust. Light can be blocked by dust on leaf surface. Pokon leaf shine can be applied weekly to reduce the dust from adhering to the leaf surface.
Fertilize once a month by adding a drop of household fertilizer to the water before adding to the HauLava plants.
Grooming helps to keep it healthy. Simply remove brown tips or dying leaves by using pruning sheers. Never tear leaves from plant. This could result in injury to the stem.
Bottled or drinking water to water plants because the Salts from water tend to build up over time causing the rock to turn a chalk white color and can be harmful to the HauLava plants.
Blooms: there is no guarantee that your HauLava plant will re-bloom. Unfortunately, not all do. With the right care it is possible that it could bloom multiple time throughout the year