Brachychiton rupestris missing-image the Vriesea fosteriana 'Red Chestnut'

the Vriesea fosteriana 'Red Chestnut' does not fail to deliver

once roots begin to protrude out of the drainage holes

During spring and summer feed once a month with a liquid houseplant fertiliser

00m2 16 £29087 12

30m £885 6

Brachychiton rupestris missing-image the Vriesea fosteriana 'Red Chestnut'Brachychiton rupestris is native to Queensland Australia, and like many species that reside within shrubland habitats, it is well adapted to contending with bush fires. Its thick, water storing trunk protects nutrients during high temperatures, which can often trigger a period of flowering and regrowth of leaves following the blaze. It is commonly described as a bottle tree due to the rotund shape of the green, woody stem as it matures. Although