Heliconias

We grow different heliconia varieties, from up right Caribeas, Iris, Flamingo, Wagneriana, Small Goldens and Sassys, to hanging varieties like Sexy Scarlet, She Kong and Rostrata... all packed in bulk or used in bouquets and assorted boxes.

Hel. Prince of Darkness

Hel. Caribaea Red

Hel. Terracota

Hel. Caribaea Piton Point

Hel Rauliana

Hel. Iris Red

Hel. Wagneriana Yellow

Hel. Flamingo

Hel. Wagneriana Red

Hel. Nativa

Hel. Sunshine

Hel. Peach Pink

Hel. Bihai Yellow

Hel. Pintoresca

Hel. Escarlata

Hel. Esmeralda

Strelitzia

Bird Of Paradise

Hel. She Kong

Hel. Bloody Mary

Hel. Sexy Scarlet

Hel. Sexy Orange

Hel. Rostrata

Hel. Fire Opal

Hel. Opal Red

Hel. Golden Opal

Hel. Golden Orange

Hel. Latispatha

Hel. Sassy

Giant Green

Heliconia's
Care Instructions

Do not remove the plastic sleeve when storing your flowers in the tropical cooler since it helps keeping stems humid and hydrated.

It is essential to give the Heliconia antennae a fresh cut of about 2 fingers to boost hydration every time they dry out

Mist the heliconia heads fully twice a day with fresh water at room temperature and flower food. This is key for vase life. Make sure water gets inside its bracts.

Heliconias need a lot of water in the bucket , 8 inches ideally.

Your tropical cooler should be at minimum 60°F or 15°C and humidity level of 75%.

Want to know some fun facts?

Heliconias are predominantly found in tropical rainforests, where they thrive in warm, humid conditions.

Heliconia genus encompasses over 194 known species.

Many Heliconia species have co-evolved with hummingbirds, which are their primary pollinators.

The shape and color of Heliconia flowers are adapted to attract these birds, making them an essential food source.

In many tropical regions, Heliconia flowers are used in traditional ceremonies, festivals, and decorations.

HELICONIAS

Heliconia's Care Instructions