Brassaiopsis Mitis - Hardy Exotic Foliage Plant | Himalayan Umbrella Aralia

Brassaiopsis mitis, also known as the Himalayan Umbrella Aralia, is a rare and highly decorative foliage plant admired for its large, deeply palmately divided leaves. Held on long stems, the leaves create a striking, almost umbrella-like effect, giving the plant a bold, architectural and exotic presence.

Native to the Himalayan region, this unique species grows as a multi-stemmed shrub or slender small tree, reaching approx. 2-4 m in height under suitable conditions. Its subtle, creamy flower umbels are secondary to its impressive foliage, which makes it a true design element in any plant collection.

At TOMs FLOWer CLUB, all plants are organically grown and not over-fertilised, ensuring robust, healthy growth and natural structure - always following our philosophy: quality over quantity.

Plant details:

• Rare Brassaiopsis mitis with large, deeply lobed (palmate) leaves
• Exotic, umbrella-like foliage with strong architectural appeal
• Multi-stemmed shrub / small tree structure
• Ideal as a statement plant for indoor, greenhouse, or sheltered outdoor use
• Organically grown, not over-fertilised
• Hardy to approx. -5 °C to -10 °C in sheltered conditions

Position:

• Bright shade to partial shade
• Avoid strong, direct afternoon sun
• Prefers sheltered, wind-protected locations

Care:

• Keep soil evenly moist but well-drained (avoid waterlogging)
• Prefers deep, humus-rich, permeable substrate
• Regular watering during establishment phase
• Minimal pruning required (remove older shoots if needed)
• In colder regions, winter protection or container cultivation recommended

Plant size for sale:

You will receive a healthy, well-established plant in the displayed size.

With its bold foliage and tropical character, Brassaiopsis mitis is perfect as a solitary statement plant, for group plantings, or as a structural companion to ferns and shade-loving perennials.

Add a rare Himalayan statement to your collection - available now at TOMs FLOWer CLUB.