Ariala Varieties
Arialas at a Glance
Aralia plants, encompassing a diverse range of species within the Araliaceae family, are celebrated for their unique and striking appearance, making them a favorite among plant enthusiasts. These versatile plants, ranging from towering trees to delicate shrubs, are known for their large, ornate leaves that can vary from deep green to variegated patterns. Native to a variety of environments across Asia and the Americas, Aralias are adaptable and can thrive both as indoor houseplants and outdoor ornamentals, depending on the species. Their ability to add a touch of elegance and architectural interest to any space makes them a valuable addition to gardens and home interiors alike.
Aralia Care Information
Botanical name: Polyscias
Light: Aralias prefer bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can scorch their leaves.
Water: Requirements vary by species, but most aralias prefer consistently moist soil.
Soil: Well-draining and lightweight soil.
Humidity: They do best in high humidity conditions and may require regular misting.
Propagation: Can be propagated by stem cuttings.
Toxicity: Sap may be toxic to small animals.