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On Apr 20, 2011, Shaunapie from Chambersburg, PA wrote:
After reading this I am pretty sure my best friend is allergic to this plant, after purchasing one on clearance for 1$ she repotted and pruned it, the next day she started getting rashes, We will test this theory but it would certainly make sense.
On Jan 16, 2011, Joacar from Delray Beach, FL wrote:
I have a beautiful dinner plate aralia growing in a container next to my front door - in total shade - and it's been thriving for several years. I keep it about 4 feet high.
On May 26, 2005, handbright from Coral Springs, FL (Zone 10b) wrote:
Very pretty plant...bought this as a miniature, but the growth shows this is a goody that gets really big.
Beware the miniature labels at the local HD & Lowes...but even so, it sure is a nice plant...my guess it gets as big as indicated in the file info (3-5 feet) only in these southern climes; probably would be a fun kitchen table plant for anything north of here. (zone10B)
Regional...
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Big Coppitt Key, Florida Big Pine Key, Florida Coral Springs, Florida Cudjoe Key, Florida Haverhill, Florida Key West, Florida Miami, Florida Mulberry, Florida New Port Richey East, Florida Palm Beach, Florida Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Sugarloaf Shores, Florida Villages Of Oriole, Florida Richmond, Maine Crossville, Tennessee
One vendor has this plant for sale.
