Sterculia colorata (Firmiana colorata) Pot Size:12 Water when soil is dry

Water when soil is dry 100% and the plant is producing a vine

It has a beautifully symbiotic relationship with ants too

which with age develops a rough brown-grey bark that becomes fissured

An earthy terracotta planter with protruding rims across the height

developing a slim woody stem with its fronds growing only at the top

Sterculia colorata (Firmiana colorata) Pot Size:12 Water when soil is dryNative to tropical areas of the Indian Subcontinent to China and Sumatera, Sterculia colorata (Firmiana colorata) is a small and slim deciduous tree. Its trunk grows relatively slender, but forms a chunky base, with slightly droopy palmately lobed foliage that is dense at the top of the stem. The plant is deciduous and sheds its leaves for a period of dormancy, usually in winter, and once mature enough orange flowers will emerge from branch tips