Iron plant

Currently, only one species Aspidistra elatior is commonly referred to as the cast iron plant. There are other varieties grown. Most are collector varieties.

Aspidistra elatior (Baran, Bar Room Plant, Barroom Plant, Cast Iron Plant, Haran, Iron Plant, Parlor Palm, Variegated Cast Iron Plant) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox

Question for Dan Gill: I've heard you mention that I can totally cut back my cast iron plants and they will just put out new growth. Is there a time of year that is best to do this? How long will it take for them to regrow again? --Jeni Ducoing

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Cast iron plants have a reputation for being extremely difficult to kill. In this post, I'll review cast iron plant care and propagation.

Cast-Iron Plant Cast-iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) is almost indestructable, tolerating low levels of light, humidity, and water. The leaves are strappy and dark green, but you can find interesting varieties with variegated foliage. Cast-iron plant grows 2 feet tall and wide in low to medium light.

Aspidistra elatior. Non toxic to pets and people. Supposed to be extremely easy-care plants that like low-light. Also come in pretty speckled varieties that might have a different scientific name. I don't know. Internet research is unreliable sometimes.

This variety is as tough as its name implies; dark green blade like foliage forms in rosettes and masses to make an excellent deep shade groundcover or container accent; a very tolerant plant that is easy to grow and maintain; a perfect house plant

Available in 1-gallon and 3-gallon size containers.

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Shade container with Aspidistra aka Cast Iron Plant, Anthurium, Dracaena 'Gold Star", Asparagus fern, and Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' (Golden creeping Jenny)

ASPIDISTRA ELATIOR

Cast Iron Plant practically thrives on neglect. It prefers low light and infrequent watering that would be deadly to most houseplants. Find out how to care for it.

A gorgeous, easy care and non-toxic plant, there is no better choice than the Cast Iron for beginners.

Cast Iron Plant - Aspidistras were all the rage in Victorian England and are still a staple in many gardens today. Here's a look at these classic, easy to care for and hard to kill plants.

So, you are on the hunt for a new houseplant that is stylish, hardy, and resilient to dying! A perfect houseplant for a beginner. But does this plant exist? Look no further than the Aspidistra Elatior or commonly known as the Cast Iron Plant! These houseplants belong to the Lily family and native to Asia, more specifically China and Japan, where it is used to growing in poor soil under trees, making the Aspidistra Elatior very good at handling neglect. The Cast Iron Plant is an old-fashioned…