When do birds of paradise bloom?

One of the most common reasons bird of paradise blooms fail to flower is insufficient light. These plants require at least four to six hours of full sun (or bright light indoors) in order to bloom sufficiently. They should also be kept evenly moist throughout summer but need to dry out between watering. read more

One of the most common reasons bird of paradise blooms fail to flower is insufficient light. These plants require at least four to six hours of full sun (or bright light indoors) in order to bloom sufficiently. read more

Showy bird of paradise flowers consist of orange, blue and white, which form to resemble an exotic bird's beak. There's also a variety that has all white flowers. Each bird of paradise flower can last up to two weeks on or off the plant. read more

Usually grown indoors in Mediterranean climates, birds of paradise owners must be patient; the plants can sometimes take up to 10 years to bloom. Light and Temperature As a tropical plant, a bird of paradise must have light to survive. read more