Cast Iron Plant Aspidistra Elatior

Cast iron plant has earned its name, though! It grew to popularity as a houseplant during the Victorian era. Like cast iron, it’s hard to destroy and remarkably tolerant to neglect. Low-light situations aren’t a problem. A relative of the lily, its vivid green leaves can reach 2 feet tall and spread up to 3 feet wide. But it’s a slow grower, which makes it another great candidate as an easy-care houseplant that can handle poor air quality among other conditions.
While cast iron plants do flower, it’s infrequent at best. Their blooms tend to be hidden among the leaves close to the soil surface. When they do appear, they’re often brownish-purple in color.
New plants after shipping go through a period of shock. The plant will start growing fast as plant becomes established again. For faster establishing plants are cut back or should be.