Canna Green

(Canna Indica)

A tropical plant with showy orange and yellow flowers.


Bundles: Single (30cm - 40cm)

Choose a X-Large pot

Nursery Pot
Nursery Pot
Sale price+ D 0
selected
Self-watering Esme | White
Self-watering Esme | White
Sale price+ D 191
selected

Dimensions: 34cm Diameter x 56.7cm Height

Material: Plastic

Finish: Matte

Self-watering Esme | Coffee
Self-watering Esme | Coffee
Sale price+ D 191
selected

Dimensions: 34cm Diameter x 56.7cm Height

Material: Plastic

Finish: Matte

Self-watering Esme | Black
Self-watering Esme | Black
Sale price+ D 191
selected

Dimensions: 34cm Diameter x 56.7cm Height

Material: Plastic

Finish: Matte

Julie (Gloss)
Julie (Gloss)
Sale price+ D 120
selected

Dimensions: 32cm Diameter x 55cm Height

Material: Ceramic

5.0
Not in Season
Lily | Black
Lily | Black
Sale price+ D 60
selected

Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

Material: Plastic

Not in Season
Lily | White
Lily | White
Sale price+ D 60
selected

Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

Material: Plastic

5.0
Not in Season
Annie | Cement Woven
Annie | Cement Woven
Sale price+ D 160 Regular priceD 180
selected

Dimensions: 35cm Diameter x 37cm Height

Material: Cement

Finish: Matte

Not in Season
Elara | Cement Woven
Elara | Cement Woven
Sale price+ D 190
selected

Dimensions: 33cm Diameter x 36cm Height

Material: Cement

Finish: Matte

Sale priceD 15

Got Questions?

We have answers!

Visit FAQ

Description

Indian Shot, also known as Canna Indica, is a beautiful and exotic plant that is native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas. It is a herbaceous perennial plant that can grow up to 2 meters tall, but the variety we are discussing here is a smaller version that grows up to 30-40cm in height.

The plant has large, broad leaves that are green in color and can grow up to 60cm in length. The flowers of the Indian Shot are also quite striking, with bright and vibrant colors ranging from red, orange, yellow, and pink.

The flowers are arranged in clusters at the top of the stem and bloom from late spring to early fall. The plant produces small, black seeds that resemble shot pellets, hence the name "Indian Shot". These seeds are used in traditional medicine for their anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties.

Caring for your Canna Green

Difficulty Level - Carefree
Light Requirements - Direct Sunlight
Pet Friendliness - No