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Beaucarnea recurvata

Beaucarnea recurvata

La Beaucarnea recurvata, plus connue sous le nom de "Pied d’éléphant", est une plante d’intérieur au look distinctif avec son large tronc renflé à la base, qui stocke de l'eau, et ses longues feuilles fines en cascade. Elle est parfaite pour apporter une touche exotique et élégante à n’importe quel espace. Sa silhouette unique fait d'elle une plante d'ornement très appréciée pour les intérieurs modernes. Soins Simplifiés : Lumière : Elle préfère une lumière vive indirecte, mais tolère également une lumière plus modérée. Un peu de soleil direct peut aussi lui convenir. Arrosage : Arrosez modérément et laissez le sol sécher entre les arrosages. En raison de son tronc qui retient l’eau, elle peut tolérer une certaine sécheresse. Humidité : Elle se satisfait d’une humidité moyenne et n'a pas de besoins particuliers en termes d’humidité élevée. Température : Idéale entre 18°C et 27°C, mais elle peut supporter des températures plus basses, à condition qu'elles ne descendent pas en dessous de 10°C. Entretien : Facile à entretenir, cette plante nécessite peu de soins. Taillez les feuilles sèches au besoin pour garder une apparence soignée. Avec son allure spectaculaire et son faible besoin d'entretien, la Beaucarnea recurvata est un excellent choix pour les amateurs de plantes souhaitant ajouter une touche de nature sculpturale à leur intérieur.

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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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Euphorbia lactea 'White ghost'

Euphorbia lactea 'White ghost'

Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' is a rare and spectacular variety of the Euphorbiaceae family. Unlike the traditional Euphorbia lactea, which is green, the 'White Ghost' variety is almost entirely white or cream, sometimes with subtle hints of green or pale pink on the young shoots. This plant has a very sculptural appearance, with its angular, spiny stems, which give it a cactus-like appearance, despite being a euphorbia. The striking contrast of its white stems makes it a highly prized plant in succulent and rare plant collections. This plant can reach up to 1.5 meters in height indoors and even more outdoors, but its growth is generally quite slow. Like all euphorbias, it produces a white latex that is irritating to the skin and toxic if ingested. Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' Care Light : Euphorbia 'White Ghost' requires bright light, preferably full sun , to maintain its distinctive white color. It can tolerate indirect light, but this may affect its growth and color. A location near a well-lit window is ideal. Watering : Like many succulents, Euphorbia 'White Ghost' prefers to be watered lightly. Wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. Water sparingly in summer (every 10 to 14 days), but reduce watering drastically in winter as it enters a dormant period. Avoid overwatering, which can cause root rot. Humidity : This plant tolerates dry air well, and humidity is not a critical factor. It adapts perfectly to indoor environments, even with low humidity. Temperature : Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' prefers warm temperatures, between 18 and 26°C. It can tolerate cooler temperatures, but does not tolerate frost (avoid exposure to temperatures below 10°C). Substrate : Use a well-draining substrate, such as a special cactus and succulent mix, or a lightweight potting soil with added sand or perlite to improve drainage. Good drainage is essential to prevent root rot. Fertilization : This plant does not need much fertilizer. You can give it a light cactus or succulent fertilizer diluted during the growing season (spring and summer), about once a month. It is not necessary to fertilize during the winter. Repotting : Repot Euphorbia 'White Ghost' every 2 to 3 years, or when it outgrows its pot. Repotting should be done in the spring. Choose a slightly larger pot with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Pruning : Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' does not require regular pruning, but you can cut off damaged or unwanted stems. Wear gloves when pruning to avoid contact with the irritating sap. Propagation : The plant can be propagated by cuttings, although this requires some precautions. Cut a healthy stem, let it dry for several days to allow the wound to heal, then plant it in a well-drained substrate. Wear gloves when doing this, as the sap can be irritating. Toxicity : Like all euphorbias, Euphorbia 'White Ghost' is toxic . Its milky sap can cause skin and eye irritation, and it is toxic if ingested. It is therefore important to handle it with care, wearing gloves, and to keep it out of reach of children and pets. Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' is a unique houseplant that catches the eye with its graphic shape and white color.

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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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Cotyledon pendens

Cotyledon pendens

Cotyledon pendens is a rare succulent plant, native to South Africa, distinguished by its drooping stems and fleshy leaves. Its grayish-green or pale green leaves are covered with a thin layer of bloom, giving a slightly powdery appearance. When in flower, Cotyledon pendens produces beautiful bell-shaped flowers, usually orange to coral red in color, hanging from the ends of its drooping stems. This plant is ideal for hanging baskets, as it has a predominantly drooping growth habit. Origin It grows naturally in rocky, dry areas in South Africa, where it benefits from plenty of light and well-drained soil. Cotyledon Pendens Care Light : It requires bright, direct light. Place it near a sunny window so that it can benefit from several hours of light each day. Insufficient sunlight could slow its growth and reduce flower production. Watering : Like all succulents, Cotyledon pendens prefers moderate, spaced-out watering. Water when the soil is completely dry, usually every two to three weeks. In winter, reduce watering even more as the plant enters a dormant period. Humidity : It prefers a dry environment, and tolerates dry indoor air very well. Avoid misting the plant, as excessive humidity could cause leaf rot. Temperature : Cotyledon pendens likes warm temperatures and can tolerate an ambient temperature of 18 to 26°C. It does not appreciate temperatures below 10°C and must be protected from frost. Substrate : A well-draining potting soil is essential to prevent root rot. Use a special cactus and succulent mix to improve drainage. Fertilization : Fertilize once a month during the active growing season (spring and summer) with a specific succulent fertilizer, diluted to half strength. No fertilization is necessary during the winter. Repotting : Repot the plant every 2-3 years in spring, when the roots begin to fill the pot. Choose a slightly larger pot with good drainage holes. Pruning : Prune dead or damaged stems to maintain a healthy appearance and encourage new growth. Propagation : Cotyledon pendens is easily propagated by cuttings. You can cut a healthy stem, let the cutting dry for a few days, then plant it in a well-drained substrate. It is also possible to propagate this plant from its leaves. Toxicity : Cotyledon pendens is toxic if ingested, so keep it out of reach of pets and children. This hanging plant is ideal for adding an exotic touch to a sunny interior, with its unique foliage and vibrant flowers that bring real elegance to any space.

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Kalanchoe daignemontiana “Pink Butterfly” variegata (Mother of Thousands)

Kalanchoe daignemontiana “Pink Butterfly” variegata (Mother of Thousands)

In a 1.75" growing pot. They are already forming their own babies! **Last photo is the mother plant. Kalanchoe daigremontiana, also known as the "Mother of Thousands" due to its ability to produce many baby seedlings on the edges of its leaves, is a fascinating succulent plant. The “Pink Butterfly” variegata variety is distinguished by its pink-marbled leaves, creating a striking visual spectacle. Originally from Madagascar, this plant from the Crassulaceae family is appreciated for its ease of maintenance and its ability to thrive in variable conditions. The leaves of Kalanchoe daigremontiana are thick, fleshy and serrated, with bright pink colored edges that resemble delicate butterflies. In terms of care, Kalanchoe daigremontiana "Pink Butterfly" variegata prefers bright to partially shaded conditions and well-drained soil. It is important not to overwater this plant, as excess moisture can lead to root rot problems. Let the soil dry between waterings to avoid any risk of rot. This succulent plant is also drought tolerant and can survive short periods of watering neglect. With proper care, Kalanchoe daigremontiana "Pink Butterfly" variegata can add a touch of color and exoticism to your garden or interior, while providing a unique spectacle with its ever-growing baby seedlings. *Our plants are sold in growing pots, pot holders not included.

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