Brachychiton rupestris High Humidity 'Noona' does not occur naturally

'Noona' does not occur naturally in the wild but has been developed through cultivation

but always ensure drainage is effective

do not allow soil to become soggy or bone‑dry

Tubers can be saved and grown on year after year

Our Simply Houseplant Mix suits 'Cocomelon' perfectly

Brachychiton rupestris High Humidity 'Noona' does not occur naturallyBrachychiton rupestris, the Queensland Bottle Tree, is one of the most architecturally striking plants you can grow at this size. The swollen, bottle shaped trunk stores water through the dry months in its native central Queensland and gives even a young seedling a sculptural, miniature tree presence. Above the caudex, a fine canopy of narrow, glossy green leaves catches the light like a tiny umbrella. Origins Endemic to the dry inland of Queensland,