4 POLYSCIAS images

Three potted green plants, diverse leaves.

Modern living room with plant and gray sofa.

Large green leaves on sturdy stem, healthy indoor plant.

Close-up of healthy plant leaves on a twisted stem, showing deep green, glossy surfaces with visible veins.

POLYSCIAS Potted plant, Aralia/assorted, 24 cm

Name: POLYSCIAS Potted plant - Aralia/assorted 24 cm
Brand: IKEA
SKU: 203.874.11
Price: 29 EUR
Availability: InStoreOnly
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

€29€ 29

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How to get it

Invite plants into your home, enjoy nature´s beautiful leaves – and allow the lush vibrant greenery to inspire you. If you need tips on how to make them thrive, we have care instructions for each plant.

Article Number203.874.11

Product details

Decorate your home with plants combined with a plant pot to suit your style.

This plant is sensitive to dry surroundings. This may be the cause if the leaves start to fall off.
Give your plants a boost with fertiliser every month. If you notice that the plant has gone dormant - let it be until next season.
IKEA provides all potted plants with nutrient-rich soil, repotting is not needed until 1 year after purchase.
Remove dust every now and then to allow the plant to get as much light as possible.
Material
Plant/ Substrate:
Cultivated potted plant
Pot:
Polypropylene plastic
Care
Plants, others
Only for decoration, not suitable for consumption.
Water
Water moderately.
Temperature
Minimum temperature 15°C.
Placement
For indoor use
Place in a light area, out of direct sunlight.

Weight & measurements

Diameter of plant pot: 24 cm
Height of plant: 105 cm

POLYSCIAS
Article Number203.874.11
Length: 103 cm
Weight: 4.24 kg
Diameter: 41 cm
Package(s): 1

Reviews

Excellent condition KathrynBeautiful, well kept, will definitely buy more5

Plant is loosing leaves rapidlyAnonymous reviewerThis plant looses leaves rapidly, also gets yellow leaves for no reason. I bought it a few days ago and as soon as I brought it home the leaves started to fall. I keep the plant near the window with bright indirect light conditions and have no idea why the plant is dying. I wonder what Ikea feeds them with. I already have a smaller version of Polyscias, but it does well but this one is dying for no reason.1