Aralia Golden - Plant

Polyscias fruticosa, commonly called Ming aralia, is an evergreen shrub which is one of the easiest and loveliest houseplants available. 

In temperate climates, Ming Aralia is a very popular and relatively easy-to-grow houseplant. Indoor container plants may be grown in a variety of soils as long as the drainage is good. Plants generally thrive in peaty, sandy, soil-based potting mixes that have excellent drainage.

Polyscias fruticosa, commonly called Ming aralia, is an evergreen shrub. Finely-segmented, 1-3 pinnate compound leaves have narrow-ovate to lanceolate leaflets with spiny-toothed margins. Pale yellow to white flowers in free-branching inflorescences bloom in summer. Fruit is a drupe.

Plant Details :

• Plant Type- Ornaments Plant
• Plant Name- Aralia Golden - Plant
• Bloom Time - Winter
• Flower Color- Pale yellow to white
• Common Name- wooly morning glory, Hawaiian baby woodrose, silky elephant glory, samudra bel.
• Plant Height- Upto 3 ft.

• When growing Ming Aralia indoors is that it must be kept constantly moist.
• Adequate watering is of course, essential, but over-watering is above all the greatest cause of the demise of virtually all Aralias.
• It is generally thought that plants will thrive when kept on the dry side.
• False aralia does not like to be moved. A sudden change in location causes the leaves to drop off.
• Trimming the tips of an Aralia Plant helps promote new growth.
• Handpick as many of the mealybugs from the plant as possible.
• Treat the areas near the base of the leaves with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol every five days, especially where you see the cottony masses of insects.
• Insecticidal soap is helpful when mealybugs are
• Keep plants in medium light locations, out of direct sunlight.
• Natural light is best, but some plants can also thrive in office fluorescent light.
• Plant soil should be kept moist at all time.
• Be careful to avoid overwatering.
• Do not allow plants to stand in water.
• Avoid wetting plant leaves excessively.
• Remove waste leaves and stems from time to time.