Description
 
Saplera Plant or the Umbrella Plant is a popular house plant with divided hand-like leaves and fun texture. It has dark green plus golden leaves, forming “fingers” in a circle that can be planted and grown in living, dining, family rooms and bedrooms. This makes the indoor plant perfect for gifting purposes. The saplera is a massive plant that can grow up to several feet tall. Grown best indoors, the umbrella shaped tree makes a good houseplant with its beautiful foliage that can add positive ambiance to any location where it's placed.
Schefflera species, especially the larger varieties, are wonderfully tropical plants. Their long, shiny and oval flat leaves droop gracefully from a central stalk. A mature schefflera will usually have 12 to 16 fingers from a single growth point and an immature schefflera may have 4 or 6. The plots of light that form on a floor or wall when the schefflera is in sunlight lends a pleasing look to a room and you’ll find it to be one of most attractive hues ever. Taking proper care of this plant is quite simple and anyone can grow for many years eternally. 
 
Special Features
 
NASA recommends that you keep an air purifying plants in your home when it comes to that can help with allergens, mold and mildew which often gets trapped in air conditioning units. What's great about this particular plant besides the fact that is does such a good job of cleaning the air around you is that it just doesn't require a lot of maintenance and thrives indoors all year long.
 
Plant Specification
 
Plant Height:                16 inch (41 cm)
Plant Spread:                5 inch (13 cm)
Common Name:          Green gold, Umbrella plant
Maximum Height:       12 to 15 feet
Flower Colour:              Red
Bloom Time:                  January, February, March, April, May
Difficulty Level:             Easy
 
 
Essential Requirements to Keep Plant Healthy
 
Sunlight         
At least 3-6 hours of preferably morning sunlight a day is ideal for plant to grow well and natural direct bright light for the rest of the day.
 
Watering      
Water it when the dirt in the topsoil (1-2 inches) feels dry to the touch. Do not overwater or let the plant sit in water. Water it thoroughly during the summer months and reduce watering during winter and rainy season.
 
Soil     
The soil should be well drained and fertile, rich in organic content for growing plant.
 
Fertilizer       
Fertilize your Saplera tree with a standard houseplant fertilizer during the summer and at the beginning of spring.