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Please note these cactus are assorted and due to stock levels we are unable to pick a specific type of cactus.Likes;-Free-draining, gritty compost. Bright light, so put them on a sunny windowsill all year round.Feeding. To encourage good growth and flowering, feed once a month during the growing season (April–September), using either a liquid feed high in potassium such as a tomato fertilser, or a specialist liquid cacti feed. -
The Calathea 'White Fusion' houseplant needs a bright spot but not indirect sunlight, extreme temperatures need to be avoided. Keep the soil moist but avoid over-watering. Allow water to drain through completely so that the roots do not sit in water.Regularly wipe down the calathea 'White Fusion' large leaves to remove dust. Removing dust from leaves allows the plant to breathe well.Feeding: This plant appreciates a monthly application of liquid fertilizer during its growth period, spring through fall; Stop feeding in the winter. Pick a nitrogen-rich fertilizer. A good example is Baby Bio Organic Houseplant Food - our product code 86601229. -
Features:Place in a light shaded, to bright environmentAvoid direct sunlightRoom temperatureKeep Soil moist, not wet fertilize once a weekCan be outside during summer months will need more water outsideThis plant is in a hanging basket. -
This plant will add a refreshing aroma when in flower as well as being a decorative addition, with the added benefit of a potential fruit harvest.Citrus plants require a very similar watering regime as any other houseplant. In the winter, allow the soil to dry out between waterings, as they do not like overwatering. However, in the summer, they need to be watered more regularly, possibly once or twice a week. Ideally water with rainwater if available.Sold in a 3 litre pot. -
Crassula prefer full sun or partial shade and free draining compost. As a half hardy perennial, they can either be grown as a houseplant or treated as a garden plant for the summer months. Not frost hardy and should be brought indoors for the winter.The plants supplied may vary from those shown in the pictures due to seasonal availability but we will always ensure a good mix of plants. -
Epipremnum Pinnatum is nown for its heart shaped leaves with yellow markings.This plant needs:Low to bright light but not direct sunlightRegular watering, wait for the soil to dry out slightly between each waterPrefers a warmer temperature between 13-29ºCNormal room humidity -
Devils Ivy is a popular plant in the hardy pothos family. All members of this group have glossy, heart-shaped, leathery leaves but in different colors. Plants have been found to be very efficient in cleaning the air of harmful chemicals. Not only that but Devils Ivy are one of the most low maintenance house plants out there! Great for a beginner looking to bring some green space in or for someone with a busy lifestyle that still wants an impact! Keep in lightly moist soil and water once the top 3cm feel dry. Devils Ivy can survive in low light but looks better and grows faster in medium to bright indirect light. If the light is too low, the yellow swirls on the leaves revert to green on the new growth. -
One of the best known and widely used houseplants. This is for a good reason, glossy leaves grow in profusion creating the classic indoor tree. Only need to water when the plant starts to dry out, when the top couple of inches of soil is dry. Allow water to drain freely and never leave sitting in water as this can cause root rot.Keep out of draughts and away from radiators to avoid the 'weeping' and keep the fig. Over winter it will need watering less frequently and keeping away from heating systems.For best results grow Ficus benjamina in a loam-based compost in full light, but not direct sun. From spring to summer feed every two weeks with a balanced liquid fertiliser and then sparingly in winter. The sap of fig plants can be irritating to the skin and cause a severe reaction in hypersensitive people and pets. -
If you want a succulent houseplant that blooms, then this is the one for you.Kalanchoes are succulent plants often grown for their tiny, colourful flowers. In their native habitat they grow in arid areas, so don’t need much watering. They are very low maintenance and flower for around eight weeks.Likes well-draining soil; over-watering or letting it sit in wet soil can cause root rot. Like other succulents, an occasional, thorough watering is all it requires.Kindly note this plant comes in different colours and due to stock levels, we are unable to pick a prefered colour. -
A mixed selection of Xtra Large houseplants.Please Note: Due to availability, we are unable to pick specific houseplants. -
They are popular houseplants due to their large, glossy leaves and unique appearance. The most commonly known species of Monstera is Monstera deliciosa, which is also called the Swiss Cheese Plant, because the holes in his large, heart-shaped leaves are similar to the holes in Swiss cheese. The word Monstera comes from the Latin word for monster, most likely referring to his large leaves and his potential to reach epic proportions.Monstera plants are relatively easy to care for, making them a popular choice for indoor plant enthusiasts. They prefer bright, indirect light and should be watered when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch. Overall, Monstera plants are a beautiful and unique addition to any indoor plant collection. With the right care and attention, they can grow and thrive, providing beauty and interest to any indoor space.
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