Large indoor plants
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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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Blue Ice Arizona Cypress
Blue Ice Arizona Cypress — A conifer with silver-blue foliage and a neat, upright shape for sunny outdoor spaces.
- Light: Full sun and outdoor airflow; prolonged indoor display weakens growth.
- Watering: Use free drainage and water as the surface dries; avoid constantly wet roots.
Hong Kong care guide: Blue Ice Arizona Cypress (light, watering & common issues)
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Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea — A flowering climber with papery bracts in magenta tones, grown for sunny balconies and terraces.
- Light: High light to sun, introduced gradually for newly acquired plants.
- Watering: Water by soil moisture during growth and flowering; reduce in dormancy or low light.
Flowering and delivery: With ample outdoor sunlight, blooms appear in gentle waves. Your plant may arrive between blooms; if you would prefer one in flower, please enquire about the current batch before ordering.
Hong Kong care guide: Bougainvillea (light, watering & common issues)
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Breadfruit Tree
Breadfruit Tree — A tropical tree with very large, deeply lobed leaves, best suited to a sunny terrace or garden.
- Light: Outdoor full sun to partial sun; indoors is suitable only for short display periods.
- Watering: Water new and container plants by soil moisture, adjusting once established.
Flowering, fruiting and delivery: Mature trees often fruit during warm, rainy periods. For this potted foliage plant in Hong Kong, no fixed flowering or fruiting season is confirmed, and either may be absent on arrival. Ask about the current batch before ordering if this matters.
Hong Kong care guide: Breadfruit Tree (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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Burmese Rosewood
Burmese Rosewood — A tree with layered branches and a spreading canopy, grown for outdoor spaces.
- Light: Outdoor full sun; acclimatise gradually when moving from a shadier position.
- Watering: Water new and container plants by soil moisture, adjusting once established.
Hong Kong care guide: Burmese Rosewood (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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Dreamy Ti Plant
Dreamy Ti Plant — Soft pink-to-terracotta foliage that brings colour to a bright corner.
- 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: Dreamy Ti Plant (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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Dwarf Umbrella Tree
Dwarf Umbrella Tree — Leaflets arranged like small umbrellas, on an upright, bushy plant.
- 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 Umbrella Tree (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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Fiddle-Leaf Fig
Fiddle-Leaf Fig — Large, violin-shaped leaves on an upright stem; it grows best in a steady, bright position.
- 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: Fiddle-Leaf Fig (light, watering & common issues)
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Finger Lady Palm
Finger Lady Palm — Clusters of fan-shaped fronds on slim canes, with a calm, upright habit.
- 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: Finger Lady Palm (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.
Glossy Privet Topiary
Glossy Privet Topiary — Glossy green leaves clipped into a neat ball on a single stem.
Flowering, fruiting and delivery: Small white flowers may appear from late spring into summer, followed by dark berries; topiary pruning can reduce both. It may arrive without flowers or berries; ask about the current batch before ordering if this matters.
Hong Kong care guide: Glossy Privet Topiary (light, watering & common issues)
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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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Choosing a large plant
Real plants, 130–180 cm tall, that you can narrow down by height, light and placement. Not sure which suits your space? Use Plant filters above, or start with our Care Encyclopedia.
My flat doesn't get much sun — which plants will cope?
Open Plant filters and choose "Low Light OK" under Light Requirements; only plants that suit shadier spots will show.
How long does delivery take?
Usually 3–7 working days. Our team places them for you (plants come in their nursery pot unless you add a decorative planter); delivery is free on orders over HK$1,500.
How often should I water?
Every plant comes with a care card, and our Care Encyclopedia has a full guide for each species.
