£14.99
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 30-40 (including pot)
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Benjamina is also know as weeping fig. Slow growing with small birch tree leaf shape. Quick to inform you if it dislikes something by leaf drop, but will regrow them once it's sorted.
Position: bright spot, no direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: keep the soil lightly moist , do not let to dry up and do not overwater.
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
Fertilizer: fertilize monthly from April to September
Humidity: maintain humidity between 50 to 70%
Avoid repotting unnecessarily as this causes leaf drop
Ceramic pot for illustration purposes only. Plant supplied in standard nursery pot.
£16.99
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 45-50 (including pot)
The Pachira has many nicknames like Water cocoa or money tree. The latter is because people in the Far East believe that the leaves of the plant can collect money. This makes this plant an excellent gift for a birthday, for example. The roots of this plant lie in the swamps of Eastern Brazil, Costa Rica and Panama. The Pachira comes from the Malvaceae family, better known as the mallow family.
Position: any bright or shady spot, no direct sunlight
Soil: well draining compost
Watering: as and when required, loves to be moist, that's one plant you will not overwater
£19.99
Pot size in cm: 11
Height in cm (approx): 35 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ceramic Planter will vary
£12.99
Pot size in cm: 10,5
Plant height in cm (approx): 20
Tea is thought to have originated in west China. Today it is grown in around 45 countries in the subtropics and the mountainous regions of the tropics, from sea level to over 2,000m. Most tea is grown at fairly high altitudes in a cool, moist mountain climate. The tender evergreen plants flourish in deep, rich soils, even temperatures, high humidity and with at least 1.3m of rain a year.
Light: semi shade with a provision of sun of about 4 or 5 hours a day.
Soil: it is best if it is slightly acidic
Watering: water your tea tree every few days, keep the soil moist
Fertilizer: balanced, organic fertilizer
Humidity: prefers humid environment
Sold Out
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm: 29
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
£19.99
Pot size in cm: 12
Plant height in cm (approx): 25
A beautiful Indoor/Outdoor bonsai variety that is perfect for beginners - Variety Carmona - Low maintenance bonsai offering year-round interest.
Light: it needs a lot of natural light, best place- next to a window
Soil: use soil that drains well
Watering: water your tree as soon as the soil surface gets dry, keep the soil mois
Fertilizer: feed the tree well from spring to autumn
Humidity: average level
Ceramic Planter colour may vary
£24.99
Pot size in cm: 20
Plant height in cm (approx): 30
A beautiful Indoor/Outdoor bonsai variety that is perfect for beginners - Variety Chinese Elm as it is better known is a deciduous tree with a lovely upright habit.
Ceramic Planter colour may vary.
Light: prefers a bright position
Soil:
Watering: water thoroughly as soon as the soil gets dry. In winter water less but take care not to let the roots dry out completely
Fertilizer: liquid fertilizer every week during the growing season
A regular trim is a good idea, repot every 2-3 years
Sold Out
Pot in cm: 14
Height in cm: 25
Under the name of the Lucky Bamboo, a charming and not so rare species of dracaena stems of which resemble bamboo. But this cute nickname has caused a lot of confusion.
Lucky bamboo owes much of its popularity to feng shui, with a particular trepidation for its ability to attract good luck and bring happiness. Its an easy-care evergreen perennial, in which both shoots and foliage are equally attractive. Just add water to the planter is in and it is happily continues to grow soil free.
The potted lucky bamboo plant arrangement is the great addition to your home or office décor. Excellent gift idea or housewarming present to add on the desk or door plant will look amazing on your desk, or windowsill.
Give it plenty of light
Happy growing in soil or water
Sold Out
Pot in cm: 14
Height in cm: 25
Under the name of the Lucky Bamboo, a charming and not so rare species of dracaena stems of which resemble bamboo. But this cute nickname has caused a lot of confusion.
Lucky bamboo owes much of its popularity to feng shui, with a particular trepidation for its ability to attract good luck and bring happiness. Its an easy-care evergreen perennial, in which both shoots and foliage are equally attractive. Just add water to the planter is in and it is happily continues to grow soil free.
The potted lucky bamboo plant arrangement is the great addition to your home or office décor. Excellent gift idea or housewarming present to add on the desk or door plant will look amazing on your desk, or windowsill.
Give it plenty of light
Happy growing in soil or water
Sold Out
Pot size 12cm
Height 30cm
Also know as Ponytail palm. Despite its common name, it is not closely related to the true palms. Beaucarnea recurvata Pony tail plant is a succulent rather than a true palm tree.
Ponytail plant is a indoor air purifier plant.
Nolina is a distinctive looking houseplant with a swollen thick brown stem at its base that stores water. The long narrow curly, dark green leaves flow up from this base.
A slow-grower that can reportedly live for decades, or even centuries, it's no wonder that the ponytail palm is a popular houseplant choice.
Elegant, curious and beautiful.
Medium to Bright light with some sun is preferred. Avoid shady and low light spots. Low to Moderate Watering allowing potting mix to dry out almost completely.
£25.99
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm (approx): 35 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ceramic Planter will vary
£22.99
Pot size in cm: 12
Plant height in cm (approx): 35
This is exotic look plant with stunning heart of orange stems surrounded bymid-green leaves
Light: full light,but avoid bright sunlight inspring and summer
Soil: well draining compost mix
Watering: keep the compost moderatelymoist during growth,allowing it to dry slightlybetween each watering period
Fertilizer: every few weeks during the growing season
Humidity: tolerate drier air, but prefer rooms with higher humidity
Sold Out
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The sageretia is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, round and shiny.
Light: Bright, full sun. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: allow the plant to dry out a little between watering
Fertilizer:once a month, spring through autumn, during the growth season
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
£7.99
Ficus ginseng mini |
Pot size in cm: 7
Height in cm (approx): 12 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
£13.99
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 18
Under the name of the Lucky Bamboo, a charming and not so rare species of dracaena stems of which resemble bamboo. But this cute nickname has caused a lot of confusion.
Lucky bamboo owes much of its popularity to feng shui, with a particular trepidation for its ability to attract good luck and bring happiness. Its an easy-care evergreen perennial, in which both shoots and foliage are equally attractive. Just add water to the planter is in and it is happily continues to grow soil free.
The potted lucky bamboo plant arrangement is the great addition to your home or office décor. Excellent gift idea or housewarming present to add on the desk or door plant will look amazing on your desk, or windowsill.
Give it plenty of light
Happy growing in soil or water
£6.99
Pot size 6 cm
Height 20 cm
Also know as Ponytail palm. Despite its common name, it is not closely related to the true palms. Beaucarnea recurvata Pony tail plant is a succulent rather than a true palm tree.
Ponytail plant is a indoor air purifier plant.
Nolina is a distinctive looking houseplant with a swollen thick brown stem at its base that stores water. The long narrow curly, dark green leaves flow up from this base.
A slow-grower that can reportedly live for decades, or even centuries, it's no wonder that the ponytail palm is a popular houseplant choice.
Elegant, curious and beautiful.
Medium to Bright light with some sun is preferred. Avoid shady and low light spots. Low to Moderate Watering allowing potting mix to dry out almost completely.
£9.99
Pot in cm: 9
Height in cm: 20
Under the name of the Lucky Bamboo, a charming and not so rare species of dracaena stems of which resemble bamboo. But this cute nickname has caused a lot of confusion.
Lucky bamboo owes much of its popularity to feng shui, with a particular trepidation for its ability to attract good luck and bring happiness. Its an easy-care evergreen perennial, in which both shoots and foliage are equally attractive. Just add water to the planter is in and it is happily continues to grow soil free.
The potted lucky bamboo plant arrangement is the great addition to your home or office décor. Excellent gift idea or housewarming present to add on the desk or door plant will look amazing on your desk, or windowsill.
Give it plenty of light
Happy growing in soil or water
Sold Out
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 45-50 (including pot)
The Pachira has many nicknames like Water cocoa or money tree. The latter is because people in the Far East believe that the leaves of the plant can collect money. This makes this plant an excellent gift for a birthday, for example. The roots of this plant lie in the swamps of Eastern Brazil, Costa Rica and Panama. The Pachira comes from the Malvaceae family, better known as the mallow family.
Position: any bright or shady spot, no direct sunlight
Soil: well draining compost
Watering: as and when required, loves to be moist, that's one plant you will not overwater
Pots color may vary
£16.99 £19.99
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The Ligustrum is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, oval and shiny.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Sold Out
Pot in cm: 11
Height in cm: 35 (including pot)
The Pachira has many nicknames like Water cocoa or money tree. The latter is because people in the Far East believe that the leaves of the plant can collect money. This makes this plant an excellent gift for a birthday, for example. The roots of this plant lie in the swamps of Eastern Brazil, Costa Rica and Panama. The Pachira comes from the Malvaceae family, better known as the mallow family.
Position: any bright or shady spot, no direct sunlight
Soil: well draining compost
Watering: as and when required, loves to be moist, that's one plant you will not overwater
Sold Out
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Sold Out
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Sold Out
Pot in cm: 14
Height in cm: 22
Under the name of the Lucky Bamboo, a charming and not so rare species of dracaena stems of which resemble bamboo. But this cute nickname has caused a lot of confusion.
Lucky bamboo owes much of its popularity to feng shui, with a particular trepidation for its ability to attract good luck and bring happiness. Its an easy-care evergreen perennial, in which both shoots and foliage are equally attractive. Just add water to the planter is in and it is happily continues to grow soil free.
The potted lucky bamboo plant arrangement is the great addition to your home or office décor. Excellent gift idea or housewarming present to add on the desk or door plant will look amazing on your desk, or windowsill.
Give it plenty of light
Happy growing in soil or water
£34.99
Pot size in cm: 14
Height in cm: 35
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Sold Out
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm (approx): 20 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
£19.99
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The sageretia is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, oval and shiny.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
£29.99
Pot size in cm: 23
Height in cm (approx): 32
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Sold Out
Pot size in cm: 9
Height in cm (approx): 20-25 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.