Scientific name: Schefflera ‘Gold Capella’

Common names: Chinese tree, Umbrella tree Gold Capella

The Schefflera Gold Capella is a plant with lush, elegant foliage. Its umbrella-shaped leaves are made up of shiny, green leaflets. It grows vertically and can reach a considerable height, making it a great choice for bringing a sense of height and tropicality to indoor environments.

Care: The Schefflera Gold Capella prefers bright indirect light, but can also tolerate filtered light. It is important to avoid direct exposure to the sun, as this can cause burns to the leaves. As for watering, it is recommended to allow the soil to partially dry out between waterings, avoiding waterlogging. It is also advisable to wipe its leaves regularly to prevent dust from accumulating.

Fertilisation: The Schefflera Gold Capella appreciates regular fertilisation during spring and summer. A diluted balanced fertiliser applied monthly will provide the nutrients needed for healthy growth.

Not pet friendly: The Schefflera Gold Capella is considered toxic to pets because its leaves and stems contain substances that can cause irritation if ingested. It is therefore important to keep the plant out of the reach of dogs and cats.

Curiosities: The Schefflera Gold Capella is native to Australia and is appreciated for its lush foliage and tropical appearance. As well as being an outstanding decorative plant, it is also known for its air-purifying properties, helping to remove toxins from the indoor environment. Add a touch of tropical exuberance with the Schefflera Gold Capella and enjoy its striking and elegant presence.