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Large floor plants: choose by scale, not height alone
For a Hong Kong living room, entrance or reception, begin with the plant’s footprint. Check leaf spread, daylight and delivery access, then confirm the listed height and pot option on the product page.
26 plants · from HK$460
THREE THINGS TO CHECK
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HeightCheck the listed measurement
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FootprintAllow for the leaf spread
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AccessMeasure doors, corridors and lifts
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Areca Palm
Areca Palm — Feathery, arching fronds that soften a living room, studio or office corner.
- Light: Bright light indoors, protected from sudden intense western sun.
- Watering: Water as the surface dries, maintaining even moisture with drainage.
Hong Kong care guide: Areca Palm (light, watering & common issues)
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Burgundy Rubber Plant
Burgundy Rubber Plant — glossy dark foliage and a distinct branching form for your living room or workspace. Choose a position with bright, indirect light.
Hong Kong care guide: Burgundy Rubber Plant (light, watering & common issues)
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China Doll Plant
China Doll Plant — Finely cut, glossy leaflets in overlapping tiers.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade but avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: China Doll Plant (light, watering & common issues)
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China Doll Plant
China Doll Plant — A larger plant with finely cut, glossy leaflets in overlapping tiers.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade but avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: China Doll Plant (light, watering & common issues)
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Corn Plant
Corn Plant — Broad, arching leaves with a pale central stripe on an upright cane.
- Light: Medium to bright indirect light; low light weakens colour and form.
- Watering: Let roughly the upper half of the mix dry before watering.
Hong Kong care guide: Corn Plant (light, watering & common issues)
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Council Tree (Ficus altissima)
Golden-Edged Council Tree — Large, leathery green leaves with golden edges on a sturdy tree form.
- Light: Bright indirect light to gentle sun; keep the position stable.
- Watering: Water after the top 3–5 cm dries; reduce in winter or low light.
Hong Kong care guide: Golden-Edged Council Tree (light, watering & common issues)
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Croton
Croton — Glossy, waxy leaves patterned in green, yellow, orange and red, with stronger colour in brighter light.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade but avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: Croton (light, watering & common issues)
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Dragon Blood Tree
Dragon Blood Tree — Several stems branch from the base, each topped with a dense rosette of long, slender leaves.
Hong Kong care guide: Dragon Blood Tree (light, watering & common issues)
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Dwarf Ti Plant
Dwarf Ti Plant — Compact foliage in shifting shades of pink, amber and green.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade but avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: Dwarf Ti Plant (light, watering & common issues)
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False Aralia
False Aralia — Fine, deeply serrated leaflets give this plant a light, airy texture.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade but avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: False Aralia (light, watering & common issues)
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Finger Lime Tree
Finger Lime Tree has a fine evergreen canopy and can produce slender fruit filled with glistening, pearl-like vesicles that burst gently on the palate — the origin of its 'citrus caviar' nickname. Its light, upright silhouette suits a sunny balcony or bright garden perfectly.
It thrives in full sun with shelter from wind and sharp drainage, plus steady moisture while actively growing. The branches are thorny, so wear gloves when moving or pruning it. For flowering and fruiting details, see the FAQs below; ask us about the current batch before ordering if this matters to you.
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Giant Bird of Paradise
Giant Bird of Paradise — A large Strelitzia nicolai, approx. 170cm tall, with upright stems and broad tropical leaves for bright living rooms, offices and entrances.
- Strong vertical form for larger indoor spaces
- Best in bright light; acclimatise gradually before stronger direct sun
- Water when the top 2–3cm of soil feels dry, then drain thoroughly
Hong Kong care guide: Giant Bird of Paradise (light, watering & common issues)
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Giant Wave Alocasia
Giant Wave Alocasia carries broad glossy leaves, pronounced veins and deeply rippled edges, creating an almost sculptural tropical silhouette. One plant is enough to anchor a lounge, dining area or reception. Give it bright, indirect light away from harsh direct sun.
Current batch: approx. 180 cm tall.
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Golden King Fig
Golden King Fig — Evergreen leaves in bright gold and green, suited to balconies, terraces and bright rooms.
- Give it several hours of bright light a day to keep the gold colouring.
Hong Kong care guide: Golden King Fig (light, watering & common issues)
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Golden Pothos Totem
Golden Pothos Totem — Heart-shaped, gold-marked leaves trained up a moss pole, so it grows up rather than out.
- Light: Bright indirect light; variegated forms need more gentle light.
- Watering: Water after the surface dries; keep the mix airy rather than constantly saturated.
Hong Kong care guide: Golden Pothos Totem (light, watering & common issues)
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Lemon Tree
Lemon Tree — Crush one leaf and Mediterranean light floods the room, carrying whitewashed walls, salt air, and captured sunlight with it. Flowering and fruiting depend on the cultivar, plant maturity and growing conditions.
- Thrives in direct sun — south-facing balconies ideal
- Low-maintenance once established — gives back far more
- Suits terraces and bright interior windows equally well
Flowering, fruiting and delivery: Warm conditions may bring several flowering flushes a year, while fruit can take months to ripen and is not guaranteed. Plants may arrive with few or no flowers or fruit; ask about the current batch before ordering if this matters.
Hong Kong care guide: Lemon Tree (light, watering & common issues)
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Ming Aralia
Money Tree
Money Tree — A canopy of hand-shaped green leaves; a popular gift for openings and new homes.
- Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade. Avoid sudden harsh sun.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after the top 2–4 cm dries, then empty the saucer.
Hong Kong care guide: Money Tree (Pachira) (light, watering & common issues)
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Olive Tree
Olive Tree brings Mediterranean character to a sunny balcony or rooftop, with grey-green leaves, silvery undersides and a sculptural trunk. Give it around 6 hours or more of direct sun daily. Pale walls and warm wood make a quiet backdrop for its natural form.
Approx. 1.7–1.8 m overall, including the nursery pot.
Ruffled Fan Palm
Song of India
Song of India — Tiers of narrow green leaves with golden-yellow margins.
- Light: Medium to bright indirect light; low light weakens colour and form.
- Watering: Let roughly the upper half of the mix dry before watering.
Hong Kong care guide: Song of India (light, watering & common issues)
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Song of Jamaica
Song of Jamaica — Tiers of broad, dark green leaves on upright stems.
- Light: Medium to bright indirect light; low light weakens colour and form.
- Watering: Let roughly the upper half of the mix dry before watering.
Hong Kong care guide: Song of Jamaica (light, watering & common issues)
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Thorny Bamboo
Thorny Bamboo — Upright, jointed canes that add a clean vertical line to a terrace or doorway.
Hong Kong care guide: Thorny Bamboo (light, watering & common issues)
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Umbrella Fig
Umbrella Fig lifts broad, heart-shaped leaves into an airy, sculptural canopy for a lounge, entrance or reception. Its soft outline reads beautifully against warm white walls, timber and pale stone. Choose approx. 160 cm or 240 cm to suit your space.
Keep it warm in bright, indirect light, clear of harsh sun and air-conditioning draughts. Water thoroughly once the compost surface begins to dry, then let it drain fully. Wear gloves when pruning — the milky sap can irritate skin.
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CHOOSE FOR YOUR SPACE
Start with where it will live
Which large floor plant suits a living room or entrance hall?
When choosing a large plant, consider its height, leaf spread and window light together. Giant Bird of Paradise and Giant Wave Alocasia have broad leaves and suit a bright, roomy spot. Corn Plant and Song of Jamaica are upright and save floor space. False Aralia is lighter and works beside a corridor. Measure the spot before ordering.
Measure the room, not just the height
Check the ceiling height, floor space and nearby furniture before choosing a listed size. Allow for spreading leaves and future growth, and keep walkways clear.
Make a clear route for delivery
Measure doors, corridors and lifts. Tell us about narrow turns, stairs or unloading restrictions before ordering. Placement assistance depends on access and staffing.
| Plant | Light | Plant height | Care level | Price |
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| Areca Palm | Near a Window | 150-170cm | Beginner Friendly | HK$580 |
| Burgundy Rubber Plant | Near a Window | 150-170cm | Beginner Friendly | HK$680 |
| China Doll Plant | Near a Window | 150-170cm | Easy-going | HK$780 |
| China Doll Plant | Likes Some Sun | 170cm or Above | Beginner Friendly | HK$680 |
| Corn Plant | Near a Window | 170cm or Above | Beginner Friendly | HK$780 |
| Council Tree (Ficus altissima) | Near a Window | 150-170cm | Beginner Friendly | HK$880 |
| Croton | Likes Some Sun | 170cm or Above | Easy-going | From HK$882 |
| Dragon Blood Tree | Near a Window | 170cm or Above | Beginner Friendly | HK$880 |
| Setting | Plants to compare | Size options | What to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4–2.8 m ceiling | Corn Plant, Green Emerald | See product options | Indirect light |
| Reception / stairwell | Bird of Paradise | See product options | Indirect light |
| Study / corner | Song of India | See product options | Indirect light |
Before you order
Does the listed height include the pot?
Check the individual product measurements. If the measuring method is unclear, ask us to confirm it before ordering.
Can you place the plant in a particular spot?
Tell us where you want it placed so we can confirm access and staffing. Please flag stairs or special handling requirements in advance.
Will the plant look exactly like the photograph?
No. Natural plants vary in branching and foliage. If the silhouette matters to your space, ask about photographs of the current batch before ordering.
Will a large plant lean toward the window?
Yes, plants grow towards light. Turn the pot a little every so often so the canopy grows evenly, and make sure the pot is stable before moving it.
How often does a large plant need repotting?
It depends on root growth. If roots show at the base or water runs straight through, consider a larger pot. Repot during the growing season and allow room to move it.
How long does delivery take in Hong Kong?
Delivery normally takes 3–7 business days after ordering to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, excluding outlying islands. The date still needs confirmation; public holidays and severe weather can cause delays.
How much does delivery cost?
Delivery is free on orders of HK$1,500 or more; otherwise, it costs HK$200. Direct lift access carries no stair charge; carrying upstairs costs HK$50 per floor. Please ask us about unusual access.
What if my plant arrives with a health issue?
Contact us within seven days with your order number and photographs of the plant. Claims are handled under the returns policy; the health promise does not cover every reason for an exchange.
