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Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in
6cm PVC Pot
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in 6cm Clay Tall Pot
* We find them to be slow
growing but an absolute joy to grow.
* Grows best with some protection
from intense full sun.
* It is drought tolerant.
* Adaptable as a houseplant.
* Easy care succulent plant.
* Not cold hardy.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in
6cm PVC Pot
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm PVC Pot,
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm PVC Pot,
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm Clay Tall Pot.
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
With the Gloss Black Milano pot, these elegant plants can bring stylish atmosphere into your house.
Pot size: 15cm x 15cm, Plants from 50-55cm Tall (including pot height), with White Spar Top Dressing.
Easy care instruction:
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Place in a light shaded, to bright environment.
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Keep in room temperature.
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Water thoroughly. Discard excess water. Do not allow to dry out completely.
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Fertilise moderately.
1 x Spathiphyllum Peace Lily Indoor Plant in 11cm Pot
40 - 45cm Tall (including pot height)
Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) is one of the most popular house plants of all time. It has achieved such placement in our homes for many reasons. First, it is beautiful. It’s large glossy dark green foliage gives a luxurious, tropical feeling. And when conditions are right, it will also produce alluring white blossoms. As the leaves mature, they have a tendency to arch outward in a very elegant, attractive way.
But perhaps the main reason that the peace lily is such a desired house plant is its ability to flourish in low light areas, where so few house plants will grow.
Tips on how to create the necessary humidity for your peace lily:
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Hanging Basket Plant (Growing in a 15cm diameter hanging basket )
The Devil's Ivy / Golden Potho is essentially as a decorative element in the home, shopping malls, offices, etc.
It is a very attractive plant with showy yellow or green leaves in a glossy heart-like shape.
This plant is extremely easy to grow. Golden Pothos is a popular house plant well known for its long, trailing stems that can grow even much longer.
Care Instruction:
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Place your Devil's Ivy in a light position but not in direct sun.
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The plant doesn't like draughts, this damages the leaves.
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Give the Devil's Ivy a bit of water so that the soil is evenly damp.
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Spray it now and again with the water spray, this is good for its moisture level and against dust.
Pachira Aquatica
also known as the 'Money Tree'. It is a very hardy tree that can vary in size from small Bonsai to 7 feet tall. It will grow in lots of light and low light. Being well watered, or not very well watered (though don
Aloe Vera is famous for the healing power in its succulent leaves. Just break off a piece and squeeze the juice onto blisters, sunburn and stings.
Aloe Veramake excellent house plants when they are given sufficient light.
Aloe Vera prefers light (sandy) and medium (loamy) soils, requires well-drained soil and can grow in nutritionally poor soil. It cannot grow in the shade. The plant originate in desert environments so they thrive in a sunny spot and don't require a lot of watering. It requires dry or moist soil and can tolerate drought.
25-30cm tall (including pot height),
Please note, the saucer does NOT come with the sale, you could buy it separately from out shop.
Boston ferns have been credited with improving air quality in homes and offices. Live Science notes that several studies support this finding. Boston ferns seem particularly adept at the phytoremediation process, ranking 9 in NASA
Crassula ovata 'Convoluta'
Also known as the
Money plant, Jade plant or friendship tree.Crassula ovata Convoluta has unique glossy green thick fleshy leaves. The trunk on this plant becomes thick with age and they develop interesting stem patterns. You can cultivate new plants by simply sticking a leaf into some soil. These shrubby succulents make great easy to maintain houseplants.
The plant is about 15-20cm tall(including pot height).
Botanical name:
Sansevieria Trifasciata
Common name:
Good luck plant, mother-in-law's tongue, snake plant
An evergreen succulent with tall sword-like leaves that can reach a height of 45cm. Striking grey green leaves with a horizontal grey ripple pattern, its not hard to see why this one is an indoor favourite.
Snake plants are so diverse and easy to grow. They can be placed nearly any where except total darkness. In full sun they may bleach or loose some of their coloration. Check for water weekly... allowing about 1/3 of the soil mass to dry between waterings.
Snake plants will improve the air when grown indoors, and the upright leaves are considered good Feng Shui.
The plant is about 25-30cm tall(including pot height).
A healthy interesting plant in a 9cm pot.
Natural pest control. Natural fly killer.
About 10 traps in each pot and more to come.
Brief intruction for your reference:
Location:
Place the plant in light, preferably direct sunlight.
Watering (please follow): Keep regular moist. Water in the saucer from under
not from the top, preferably with rain water.
Feeding: No fertilizer, but likes to be fed with minor insects, which are
removed when the traps reopen and turn black.
Temperature: Indoor temperature.
Re-potting: Not necessarily unless the traps are getting really too crowded.
Please note:
The fly traps you receive might not be the same as the model, but I will make sure you receive each pot with at least 5 traps.
The trap might not necessarily be red. Could be green.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in
6cm PVC Pot
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in 6cm Clay Tall Pot
* We find them to be slow
growing but an absolute joy to grow.
* Grows best with some protection
from intense full sun.
* It is drought tolerant.
* Adaptable as a houseplant.
* Easy care succulent plant.
* Not cold hardy.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is an unusual, eye-catching plant with upward facing leaves that resemble a
Chinese temple.
Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
is truly one of the most sculptural and attractive Crassulas, they produce tight
forming leaf formation that resembles a buddhas temple.
Once the succulent is mature enough
it will put on an attractive display of clustering white flowers, these will
appear on the top of the plant. After flowering the plant tends to offset.
Buddha's Temple is grown in
6cm PVC Pot
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm PVC Pot,
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm PVC Pot,
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
Looking for a dramatic low-water succulent plant? Try Desert Rose! This sun-loving plant is perfect for you if you don't want to water a lot and want a variety that looks different than the typical spiky, spiny succulents.
The Desert Rose is grown in 6cm Clay Tall Pot.
How to care
The Desert Rose needs a minimum temperature of 10 ??C (50
??F), so in the UK it should be grown under glass or as a houseplant.
We advise that you use a sandy soil that drains
well, and choose a location that is bright and gets a lot of direct sunlight.
For best results, water the plant when the soil is dry. During the plant's
dormancy do not water unless there are leaves on the plant. It is worth noting
that overwatering can result in root rot.
This plant is prone to fungus, which can be fatal
to the plant; the affected parts will turn gooey. Use a sharp knife to remove
any diseased tissue.
The sap and roots are poisonous and should be kept out reach of children and
animals. You should wash your hands after handling.
Please note that Adenium obesum is a deciduous
plant and sheds most of its leaves during winter, when the light day is short.
If you are concerned your plants have less leaves than those shown on the
picture - it is because the picture was taken during summer. Your plants, in
accordance with their natural cycle will grow back their leaves in late February
- early March. If you wish to speed up the process of leaf growth, expose plants
to 6 hours of artificial lighting, daily.
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