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Ficus microcarpa Bonsai 5.5"

Ficus microcarpa Bonsai 5.5"

*Each plant has unique characteristics* The Ficus microcarpa bonsai is a popular houseplant for its thick trunk and impressive aerial roots, which give it a sculptural appearance. Its small, oval, shiny leaves form a dense, green canopy, ideal for adding an elegant touch of greenery to your interior. Interview : Exposure: Place your Ficus bonsai in a bright location, but avoid direct sunlight which could burn its leaves. Indirect light is ideal. Watering: Water regularly, but allow the substrate to dry slightly between two waterings. In winter, reduce the frequency of watering. Use room temperature water. Humidity: Appreciates a humid atmosphere. You can spray its leaves with non-calcareous water to increase ambient humidity. Temperature: Maintain a stable room temperature between 15°C and 25°C. Avoid cold drafts and sudden temperature changes. Substrate: Use a well-draining mixture, such as a special bonsai substrate or a mixture of potting soil and sand. Fertilization: Fertilize your Ficus bonsai every 2 to 4 weeks during the growing period (spring and summer) with a diluted liquid fertilizer, specially designed for bonsai or green plants. In winter, reduce or stop fertilizing. Pruning: Prune regularly to maintain the desired shape and encourage compact growth. Pruning is preferably done in spring or summer. Repotting: Repot every 2 to 3 years in spring, lightly pruning the roots to stimulate their growth.

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FLAMINGO

FLAMINGO

Opening 2"x1"

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Gatsby

Gatsby

Pot with drainage hole and saucer.

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Giselle

Giselle

Pot with drainage hole and saucer.

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Off-white pampas grass

Off-white pampas grass

Price per stem. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 85cm.

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Pampas grass (700-789)

Pampas grass (700-789)

Price per stem. Brown, Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 85cm.

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Pampas grass fuchsia

Pampas grass fuchsia

Price per stem. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 85cm.

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Natural Pampas Grass

Natural Pampas Grass

Price per stem. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 85cm.

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Pampas grass feather brown/beige

Pampas grass feather brown/beige

Price per stem. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 75cm

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Pampas grass (710-877)

Pampas grass (710-877)

Price per stem. Pink/beige. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 75cm

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Pampas grass pink/beige

Pampas grass pink/beige

Price per stem. Pink/beige. Natural (dried/preserved). Length: 75cm

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Hoya 'Rosita' 4"

Hoya 'Rosita' 4"

Hoya Wayetii x Tsangii hybrid ****Last photo at maturity (for information only)**** Hoya 'Rosita' is a variety of Hoya, also known as wax flower or wax ivy, that is prized for its magnificent flowers and attractive foliage. This plant belongs to the Apocynaceae family and is native to tropical regions of Asia and Australia. It is often grown as a houseplant in temperate climates. Hoyas are climbing succulents, and Hoya 'Rosita' is no exception. It is distinguished by its fleshy, shiny leaves, often dark green, and by its magnificent star-shaped flowers which can be pink or pink, hence its name. The flowers often give off a sweet scent, especially in the evening, which adds to their appeal. To care for your Hoya 'Rosita', place it in a bright location out of direct sunlight. This plant tolerates medium to bright light conditions well. Water it moderately, letting the substrate dry slightly between waterings. Hoyas also like a relatively high humidity level, so be sure to mist the leaves regularly. Hoya 'Rosita' is a relatively easy to care for houseplant, ideal for beginner gardeners or those looking for an undemanding plant with beautiful blooms. With its beautiful pink flowers and attractive foliage, it can add a touch of elegance and charm to your home or office, creating a real focal point in your living space. *Our plants are sold in growing pots, pot holders not included.

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Bali planter

Bali planter

Material: Ceramic Length: 22" Color may vary slightly***

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Macrame planter-564

Macrame planter-564

Width: 14”  Length: 34”

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Macramé planter-901

Macramé planter-901

Length: 34”

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Macramé planter-901

Macramé planter-901

Length: 34”

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Macramé planter-902

Macramé planter-902

Length: 42”

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Macrame planter-903

Macrame planter-903

Length:42”

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Macrame planter-905

Macrame planter-905

Length:40” Fits 4"-6" planters

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JAVA-004 Wooden bead planter

JAVA-004 Wooden bead planter

Multi-shaped beads. Length: 34”

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Lithops

Lithops

Lithops , often called rock plants or stone plants , are succulents native to the arid regions of South Africa. Their unique appearance, which mimics rocks or stones, is an adaptation to blend into their environment and evade predators. Each plant is composed of two fleshy, fused, dome-shaped leaves that form a compact structure. Lithops range in color from gray to brown to green, often with patterns and marbling that give them a natural appearance. In autumn, these little wonders produce pretty white or yellow, daisy-like flowers that emerge from the centre of the leaves. Lithops Care Light : Lithops need plenty of direct light to thrive. Place them in a location where they can get several hours of sunlight per day, such as a well-exposed window. They will also tolerate strong artificial light if natural exposure is lacking. Watering : Lithops are succulents that require very little water. Water sparingly, and only when the soil is completely dry, which can mean every 2 to 3 weeks in the summer. In the winter, during their resting period, avoid watering altogether , as excess moisture can cause root or leaf rot. A simple rule is to never let water stagnate in the pot. Humidity : They prefer a dry environment and do not need additional humidity. An environment that is too humid can be detrimental to their health, especially in low light conditions. Temperature : Lithops thrive in warm temperatures, around 20 to 30°C. They tolerate high temperatures well, but should be protected from frost or temperatures below 10°C. Substrate : A very well-draining substrate is essential for Lithops. Use a specific mix for cacti and succulents, or prepare a homemade mix composed of light potting soil, coarse sand and gravel. Drainage must be optimal to avoid water retention. Fertilization : Lithops do not need a lot of nutrients. A diluted fertilizer, specifically designed for cacti and succulents, can be applied once a year in spring or early summer. Avoid over-fertilizing, as this can hinder their growth. Repotting : Lithops do not need to be repotted often, as they like to be cramped in their pot. If necessary, repot them every 3 to 4 years in the spring, in a pot with excellent drainage. Life Cycle : Lithops replace their leaves every year. A new pair of leaves grows inside the old ones, and eventually the old ones dry out and disappear. During this time, it is crucial not to water , as the new leaves use the water reserves of the old ones to grow. Propagation : Lithops can be propagated by seed, but this requires patience, as germination can take several months and the plant takes years to reach its adult size. They can also be propagated by division if several plants form from a single one. Toxicity : Lithops are non-toxic, making them safe plants to grow in homes with pets or children. Lithops are fascinating plants that are easy to care for succulent lovers, as long as you respect their specific light and watering needs. Their unique appearance and low water requirements make them ideal for those who love plants but sometimes forget to water.

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Mammillaria hahniana

Mammillaria hahniana

Mammillaria hahniana , nicknamed "old lady cactus" because of its soft and woolly appearance, is a small species of cactus very popular in cactus collections. Native to Mexico, it is recognizable by its globular body, covered with fine white spines and a kind of woolly down that gives it a cottony appearance. The cactus forms a compact rosette, often solitary, but it can also group together over time to form small colonies. Its ring-shaped flowers, which usually appear in spring or summer, are pink or purple, and add a pleasant contrast to the green of the cactus. In autumn, this cactus sometimes produces small red fruits. Mammillaria hahniana Care Light : Mammillaria hahniana appreciates bright, direct light . Place it in a sunny spot, such as a south-facing window. A lack of light can slow its growth and prevent it from flowering. Watering : As with many cacti, it is essential to allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Water sparingly in spring and summer (about every 10 to 14 days), but reduce watering in the fall, and stop almost completely in winter , when the plant goes dormant. Avoid waterlogging in the pot, as this can cause root rot. Humidity : Mammillaria hahniana prefers a dry environment and does not require additional humidity. It tolerates dry air in homes well, making it an ideal houseplant. Temperature : This cactus thrives in warm temperatures, between 18 and 24°C . It tolerates cooler temperatures in winter (down to about 10°C), as long as it is kept dry. Protect it from frost, as it does not tolerate temperatures below 0°C. Substrate : Well-draining soil is crucial. Use a special cactus and succulent mix or a lightweight potting soil mixed with coarse sand or perlite to ensure quick drainage. Fertilization : During the growing season (spring and summer), you can apply cactus fertilizer once a month, diluting the fertilizer to half the recommended dose. No fertilization is necessary during the winter. Repotting : Mammillaria cactus does not need to be repotted frequently. Repotting every 2 to 3 years, in the spring, is sufficient, making sure to choose a pot with excellent drainage. Use gloves or a cloth to handle the cactus to avoid pricking yourself. Flowering : With good light conditions, this cactus flowers regularly in spring or summer. Its pink flowers form a ring around the top of the plant, adding a colorful touch to its globular shape. Propagation : Mammillaria hahniana can be propagated by cuttings of suckers if it forms groups, or by seed. Propagation by seed is longer, but quite common for this type of cactus. Toxicity : This cactus is not poisonous, but its spines can cause minor injuries. Handle with care. Mammillaria hahniana is an easy-care decorative cactus, ideal for those who like low-maintenance plants. With its colorful flowers and fluffy appearance, it brings a touch of charm to any indoor plant collection.

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