Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Bluesky Threads Ich habe eine Strelitzia nicolai in meinem Garten und mir ist aufgefallen, dass einer der Stängel einen rot-rosa Streifen aufweist. Warum? Von: donkey_demon
tardywhiterabbit on 13.11.2025 1:45 PM That’s pretty normal! Strelitzia nicolai can develop reddish or pinkish streaks on new growth or stress-affected stems
_iron_butterfly_ on 13.11.2025 1:47 PM Mine does it too… I think it’s getting a bit more sun than the other leaves.
Addic9969 on 13.11.2025 1:53 PM that’s a variegated bird of paradise! they’re super rare and people pay a ton for those, you’re so lucky omg.
MSenIt4Life on 13.11.2025 3:17 PM Looks like you have a couple others starting to turn. Bet it’s the sunlight!
floating_weeds_ on 13.11.2025 11:25 PM That’s *Strelitzia reginae*, not *S. nicolai*. The red midrib is normal for this species.
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That’s pretty normal! Strelitzia nicolai can develop reddish or pinkish streaks on new growth or stress-affected stems
Mine does it too… I think it’s getting a bit more sun than the other leaves.
that’s a variegated bird of paradise! they’re super rare and people pay a ton for those, you’re so lucky omg.
Have you watered it with Jamaican beer?
Looks like you have a couple others starting to turn. Bet it’s the sunlight!
That’s *Strelitzia reginae*, not *S. nicolai*. The red midrib is normal for this species.