Origin
Strelitzia nicolai originates from South Africa, where the species is common in coastal regions and forests. The plant mainly grows in subtropical and tropical climate zones. In its natural habitat, the species often forms dense vegetation along riverbanks. This plant belongs to the Strelitziaceae family.

Characteristics
Strelitzia nicolai can reach a height of 320 to 350 centimetres as a pot plant. It is characterised by long, leathery leaves that take on a fan-like shape. The leaves are dark green with a prominent vein structure. Under optimal conditions, the plant may develop white flowers with a blue crest.

Care
Strelitzia nicolai grows best in a bright location, preferably with indirect sunlight. The plant requires high humidity and regular watering. A well-draining potting soil is important for healthy roots. The plant does not tolerate prolonged drought or waterlogged conditions. In a warm climate, it can even be kept outdoors, as long as it is protected from frost.