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Fatsia Japonica – Aralia Japanese Fatsia (13cm Pot)
Fatsia Japonica – Aralia Japanese Fatsia (13cm Pot)
Stunning Fatsia Japonica (Japanese Aralia) supplied in the 13cm pot, with a 20–40cm plant height, perfect for adding lush, tropical greenery to any home or garden.
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Fatsia Japonica Indoor Plant – Japanese Aralia (13cm Pot)
Bring bold, tropical style into your home with the Fatsia Japonica, also known as Japanese Aralia or Aralia Japanese Fatsia. This striking indoor plant features large, glossy, deeply lobed leaves that instantly create an eye-catching statement in any room. Each plant is supplied in a 13cm plastic pot, with a height of approximately 20–40cm, making it the perfect size for shelves, side tables, and shaded corners. Please note that the ceramic pot shown in some images is for illustration only and is not included.
Why Choose a Fatsia Japonica Indoor Plant?
The Fatsia Japonica indoor plant is an excellent choice for both new and experienced plant owners. It is known for being easy to care for and adaptable, thriving in a wide range of indoor environments. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, hallway, or office, the lush foliage brings an instant sense of greenery and calm to your space. Its bold leaves and architectural shape help to soften interiors and create a relaxing, natural atmosphere.
Key Benefits of Japanese Aralia
The Japanese Aralia is admired for its large, glossy leaves that give a tropical and modern look to any home décor style. Its forgiving nature means it can tolerate lower light levels better than many indoor plants, making it ideal for homes that may not receive constant bright light. The Aralia Japanese Fatsia also grows quickly, providing fuller, more vibrant foliage over time with minimal effort.
How to Care for Your Japanese Aralia
The Fatsia Japonica prefers bright, indirect light but can adapt to partial shade, making it suitable for rooms that receive filtered or limited sunlight. Watering should be consistent but moderate, allowing the top layer of soil to dry slightly between waterings. Average household humidity is usually sufficient, although occasional misting can help maintain healthy, vibrant leaves.
Can Fatsia Japonica Be Grown Outdoors?
The Japanese Aralia is not only a fantastic indoor plant but can also be grown outdoors. When placed outside in a sheltered, partially shaded position, it can thrive and develop into a larger, bushier plant with impressive foliage. It is particularly suited to patios, balconies, and shaded garden borders where many plants struggle. In milder climates, the Aralia Japanese Fatsia can remain outdoors year-round, while in colder areas it may benefit from winter protection.
Eco-Friendly, Secure Packaging for Every Plant
At Tropical Plants UK, we care as much about the planet as we do about our plants. That’s why all our packaging is 100% recyclable and made entirely from paper and cardboard — no plastics, no waste.
Each plant is carefully packed using custom-designed cardboard inserts that keep your plants upright, cushioned, and protected throughout their journey. This ensures they arrive safe, secure, and in perfect condition, ready to bring a touch of the tropics to your home.
We’re proud to offer sustainable packaging solutions that protect both your plants and the environment — because green should always mean eco-friendly too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my plant arrive healthy and alive?
Yes! Every plant is hand-selected and carefully packed to arrive healthy. If your plant arrives damaged or in poor condition, contact us within 48 hours with a picture, and we’ll replace or refund it — no worries.
How are the plants packaged for shipping?
We use custom, eco-friendly boxes that keep your plant snug and protected. Each pot is wrapped to prevent soil spillage, and leaves are cushioned for a safe trip.
How long will shipping take?
We ship orders within 12 hours on working days. Delivery usually takes [1-2 days] depending on your location. You’ll get a tracking number once your plant ships.
What if my plant dies soon after arrival?
We offer a 30 day healthy plant guarantee. If your plant doesn’t make it despite proper care, send us a photo within that time and we’ll make it right.
Do you ship in cold or hot weather?
Yes, with care! During cold months we use heat packs and insulation; in hot months, we use breathable packaging. If the weather is extreme, we may delay shipping to protect your plant.
Unpacking & First Care
What should I do when my plant arrives?
Unpack it as soon as possible! Remove all wrapping carefully, check the soil moisture, and place the plant in bright, indirect light to help it settle after its journey.
My plant looks a bit droopy after shipping — is that normal?
Yes! Plants can experience mild stress from travel. Give it 2–3 days in gentle light, avoid repotting immediately, and water lightly if the soil is dry. Most plants perk up quickly.
Should I water my plant right after it arrives?
Check the soil first. If it feels dry an inch below the surface, water lightly. If it’s still moist, wait a few days before watering again — overwatering too soon can cause stress.
What if there’s some soil out of the pot or a broken leaf?
Minor soil displacement or leaf damage can happen during transit — it’s normal and doesn’t harm the plant’s health. Gently remove any broken leaves and give the plant a few days to recover.
Can I repot my new plant right away?
It’s best to wait about 2–4 weeks before repotting. This gives the plant time to adjust to its new environment. When ready, use fresh, well-draining soil and a pot with drainage holes.
What’s the best spot to put my new plant?
Most plants prefer bright, indirect light — near a window but not in direct sun. Avoid placing it next to heating vents, air conditioners, or drafty doors.
Houseplant Care Questions
How often should I water my houseplants?
It depends on the type of plant and your home environment. Most prefer the top inch of soil to dry out before watering again. Always check the soil — it’s better to underwater than overwater.
How much light do indoor plants need?
Every plant has its preference:
- Low light: ZZ plant, snake plant, pothos.
- Medium light: Peace lily, philodendron, rubber plant.
- Bright/indirect: Monstera, fiddle leaf fig, succulents.
Avoid harsh midday sun unless your plant is sun-loving.
Why are my plant’s leaves turning yellow or brown?
Yellow leaves = usually overwatering.
Brown tips = often low humidity or too much direct light.
Trim damaged leaves and adjust watering or placement — your plant will bounce back.
Do I need to fertilize my houseplants?
Yes! Feed them once a month during the growing season (spring–summer) with a diluted houseplant fertilizer. Skip feeding in fall and winter when plants rest.
Are your plants pet-safe?
Many of our plants are pet-friendly, but some can be toxic if ingested. Check each product description for safety information before purchasing if you have pets or young children.
When should I repot my plant?
If roots are growing through the drainage holes or the plant dries out quickly after watering, it’s time. Move it to a pot about 1–2 inches wider with fresh soil.
I’m new to plant care — can you help me?
Of course! Every order comes with a simple care guide. You can also explore our Plant Care Library or message our team — we love helping new plant parents succeed.
How do I prevent pests like gnats or mites?
Inspect your plants regularly, avoid overwatering, and wipe leaves with a damp cloth. If pests appear, isolate the plant and treat with a mild soap solution or natural insecticide.