Origin
The Polyscias (Aralia) Fabian, also known as the 'Polyscias Fabian', is a plant species originally hailing from tropical areas of Asia and the Pacific. This plant is predominantly found in the undergrowth of forests within this region. The plant belongs to the Araliaceae family and has spread to other parts of the world over the years.

Characteristics
The Polyscias Fabian is an elegant houseplant with noteworthy physical characteristics. The plant is characterised by its dark green, glossy leaves with a dark brown to purple underside. The leaves are large and oval-shaped, grow in a tight branching structure and, therefore, create a lush appearance. The trunk of the plant is relatively thick compared to the leaves and has a smooth texture.

Care
In terms of the care of the Polyscias Fabian, there are several important points to note. The plant thrives best in partial shade, with indirect light. It's important to keep the soil evenly moist, but too much water can cause root rot, so proper drainage is essential. Furthermore, the plant doesn't tolerate cold, so temperatures below 15 degrees Celsius are not recommended. Regularly spraying helps imitate the tropical conditions where the Polyscias Fabian naturally occurs.