Cast iron plant indoor

Cast iron plant care is surprisingly easy. This article covers all you need to know about looking after this forgiving house plant.

The Cast Iron Plant (or the Aspidistra elatior) is known for its large and glossy leaves. Learn everything about the care and propagation of this amazing plant.

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Currently, only one species Aspidistra elatior is commonly referred to as the cast iron plant. There are other varieties grown. Most are collector varieties.

The cast-iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) is named for its ability to survive a wide range of conditions. If you’re looking for low-maintenance greenery that can survive low light, low humidity, irregular watering, and temperature fluctuation, the cast-iron plant is THE plant for you. A native of the forest floors of Japan and Taiwan, the cast-iron plant gained popularity in homes in Europe and America during the Victorian era, and it has gone in and out of fashion repeatedly since then.

This new addition to our home; Aspidistra elatior (aka Cast Iron plant) makes me so happy! This one is the variegated kind, by the way. Hoping to have it in my life forever. #castironplant #aspidistraelatior

Cast iron plants have a reputation for being extremely difficult to kill. In this post, I'll review cast iron plant care and propagation.

Aspidistra elatior - Cast Iron Plant is an old-fashioned, tough, leathery foliage houseplant perfect for cooler areas and a tropical setting.

25 hard to kill houseplants for you to grow and enjoy. These easy-care indoor plants require minimal attention and will thrive and look great in your home.