Cedar Cypress Pine Plant in Nursery Grow Pot/ Poly Bag

Common Names

Christmas Tree Plant

Synonyms

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The Norfolk Pine is a graceful, pine-like tree with a lacy, delicate appearance. It is popular during the holidays as an alternative to a traditional cut Christmas tree but makes an elegant statement all year round.

About

Though it’s called Norfolk Pine, it’s not a pine at all. Rather, this tree is a tropical plant native to the South Pacific. 

These plants absolutely love bright light and thrive in a south or west window! They enjoy a humid space and frequent waterings.

Fun fact

Over the course of several years, this charming plant can grow to 7 feet tall or more while indoors.

How to Grow and Care

Your Norfolk Pine prefers bright indirect light to direct sunlight. It can adapt to medium light areas, but it may become leggy and less full.

WATER
Water your Norfolk Pine when 30% of the soil volume is dry. Water until liquid flows through the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot and discard any water that has accumulated in the saucer. If the plant stays too dry, the tips of its branches will turn brown and crispy. 

Feed your Norfolk Pine once a month during spring and summer with a general-purpose fertilizer

Norfolk Pines are considered to be toxic to pets and humans if ingested.

Suitable for Indoors/ Outdoors

SMALL

Size of Plant: Height 20cm x Diameter 20cm

Height of Plant and Planter: 53cm approximately

LARGE

Size of Plant: Height 21cm x Diameter 18cm

Height of Plant and Planter: 155cm approximately