Cast Iron Plant - Extra Large

Scientific name: Aspidistra Elatior
Synonym: Cast Iron Plant 

• Magnificent deep green paddle-like foliage
• Known to be virtually indestructible
• Can tolerate lower lighting conditions
• Well known air purifier
• Easy Care

Cast Iron plants have been popular throughout the ages, for their easy care and indestructible nature. This gorgeous deep green foliage plant is an ideal pop of nature to a dark lifeless corner where nothing else will thrive.

Aspidistra was sought after by the Victorians for their ability to liven up any dark space, however, these lovely plants are not limited to just darker spaces, their structural appeal means they can create an ideal statement in any lighting condition, apart from direct sunlight.  Their indestructible nature lends to their ease of care, making them great for the first time plant collector or the less attentive plant parent.

Not only is this plant good looking but is also highly useful in any environment as it is known to be on top of the list as an effective air purifier - not only good-looking but also leaving you with fresh clean air to breathe!

Cast Iron Plants will add a touch of old-world charm when paired with terracotta and look striking as either a floor level or tabletop masterpiece.

Please note: Aspidistra are non-toxic

Looking for something a little Smaller? Check out our Cast Iron Plant and for something a little quirkier consider the Speckled Cast Iron Plant.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Speckled Cast Iron Plant happy and healthy:

Light: Cast Iron Plants can handle any lighting conditions except direct sunlight. It is best to place this variety in medium to bright indirect light.
Water:  This house plant variety is drought-tolerant but does need watering now and again. It is best to allow your Cast Iron Plants' soil to dry out between watering as excessive water can lead to death.
Humidity: Tolerates average room humidity.
Fertilizer: Feed with a well-balanced fertilizer during the active growing season of Spring-Summer.