High Light Plants

These beautiful high light plants would do best within 3′ of a window that is unobstructed or under intense artificial light such as halogen.

Watering your plants: Think of these colors on a scale from 1-10 with 1 very dry and
10 wet. Your location and planter size will affect your plant’s actual water requirements.

Green – Don’t mind being wet 8-10

Blue – Allow to dry slightly 6-8

Orange- Allow to dry a fair amount 4-6

Red -Allow to dry thoroughly 0-4

: Scheffelera Actinophylla Water needs = blue

: Variegated Scheffelera arboricola Water needs = Orange

: Areca Palm water needs = Blue

: Musa Water needs = Orange

: Strelitzia nicolai Water needs = Orange

: Dracaena marginata ‘Colorama’ Water needs = Orange

: Columnea water needs = Orange

: Codiaem varieagatum water needs = Green

: Dieffenbachia Water needs = Blue

: Ficus nitida Water needs = Blue

: Ficus Alii water needs = Orange

: Ficus Alii ‘Amstel King’ Water needs = Blue

: Ficus Lyrata – water needs = Blue

: Scheffelera arboricola water Needs = Orange

: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Water needs = Green

: Hoya Carnosa water needs = orange

: Aeshyanthus radicans Water needs = orange

: Chaemadora metallica water needs = blue

: Auracaria heterophylla Water needs = blue

: Orange Tree Water needs = Blue

: Phoenix Robellini Water needs = Blue

: Podocarpus gracilior Water needs = green

: Beacarnia recurvata Water needs = Red

: Sago Palm Water needs = blue