Position / Light:
This species requires plenty of indirect, bright light, although exposure to direct afternoon sunlight is best avoided, particularly during the summer months. If you do want to place this plant outside, make sure it’s in a partly shady spot to avoid sunburn on those big leaves.

Care / Water:
This plant fairs better than most during the occasional dry spell, but ideally you will want to water it generously whenever the top 3- 5cm of soil completely dries out, always allowing excess water to drain freely. When it's time, we recommend pulling it outside (or into the bath or shower), giving it a good drench, then leaving time for all the residual water to drain through. For this reason you should always keep this species in a pot with adequate drainage holes.

Sandy Ceramic Pots - Simple ceramic pots with a beautifully textured sand finish and tapered rim. Classic beige or add a pop of pink. No drainage hole.

Cement Pot - Simple cylinder pot in industrial grey cement finish. No drainage hole.

Terrazzo Pots - Lightweight and easy to handle, these on-trend terrazzo pots include a drainage hole and so are suitable for indoor or outdoor use.