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Balfour Aralia

₹499 ₹599 (17% off)

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The Balfour Aralia stands out for its rounded, deeply scalloped leaves and naturally multi-stemmed form that fills out into a dense, bushy canopy with age. It is one of the more texturally interesting indoor trees available, with a compact, upright growth habit that works well in a wide range of indoor spaces.

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The Balfour Aralia stands out for its rounded, deeply scalloped leaves and naturally multi-stemmed form that fills out into a dense, bushy canopy with age. It is one of the more texturally interesting indoor trees available, with a compact, upright growth habit that works well in a wide range of indoor spaces.

Care Tips

It adjusts well to regular home conditions, but avoid cold drafts and very damp spaces.

Place the plant where curious pets and children cannot chew the leaves, as this plant is toxic and not meant to be eaten, and may cause irritation if ingested.

Use a balanced liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season to support healthy leaves and faster vine growth.

Use a light mix with garden soil, cocopeat, compost, and a little sand or perlite so the roots get moisture without sitting in excess water.

Check the top layer of soil before watering and water only when it feels dry to the touch.

Keep it near a window, balcony door, or bright indoor corner where it gets good natural light without harsh direct sun.

Know Your Balfour Aralia

Botanically known as Polyscias scutellaria 'Balfourii', the Balfour Aralia is a tropical evergreen native to the Pacific Islands, belonging to the Araliaceae family and grown for its distinctive rounded, scalloped leaves and naturally multi-stemmed woody form. It is a close relative of the Ming Aralia, sharing the same family and broadly similar growth habit, but immediately distinguishable by its round, coin-shaped leaves with deeply scalloped edges in place of the Ming's finely divided, feathery foliage. In Feng Shui it is regarded as a bringer of positive energy and prosperity, traditionally placed in living spaces and entrances to promote calm and good fortune. Like the Ming Aralia, Polyscias scutellaria has a long history of use in traditional medicine across the Pacific Islands, where its leaves are used to treat skin conditions, wounds, and inflammation.

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Best Placement for Your Balfour Aralia

The Balfour Aralia thrives in bright indirect light and does best near an east or north-facing window where it receives consistent filtered sunlight throughout the day. It tolerates lower light conditions better than the Ming Aralia but will grow more slowly and produce smaller leaves without adequate light. Like most Aralia varieties it is sensitive to cold drafts, air conditioning vents, and sudden temperature changes, which are among the most common causes of leaf drop indoors, so a warm, stable spot away from vents is important. It also dislikes being moved frequently, so once it has settled into a position it is comfortable in, it is best left there. Its dense, bushy canopy and naturally multi-stemmed form make it a strong candidate for a well-lit corner, a bright living room, or an entrance area where its full, rounded silhouette can be appreciated.

What Your Balfour Aralia Brings Home

The Balfour Aralia brings a rich, textural presence to any indoor space, its dense canopy of rounded, scalloped leaves creating a full, lush quality that fills a room with genuine tropical character. Its naturally multi-stemmed woody base becomes more characterful and tree-like with every passing year, making it a plant that rewards long-term ownership. In Feng Shui it is associated with positive energy, prosperity, and calm, and is traditionally placed in living spaces and entrances where its full, rounded form is seen as a symbol of abundance and good fortune. Its relative rarity in the Indian market and its distinctive leaf shape also make it a thoughtful and memorable gift for new homes, new offices, and significant milestones.

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FAQs

It is less common than plants like money plant, snake plant, or peace lily, making it a nice choice for people who want something a little different.

Yes, it develops woody stems with a leafy top, giving it the look of a miniature indoor tree over time.

Yes, its glossy green leaves and small tree like shape make it a beautiful decor plant for desks, side tables, shelves, corners, and living rooms.

Balfour Aralia has rounder, fuller leaves, while Ming Aralia has fine, feathery foliage. Balfour looks cleaner and more compact, while Ming feels more delicate and airy.

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