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Buy and care for Alocasia Gageana aurea variegata
The Alocasia Gageana aurea variegata likes bright filtered light, but nothing too bright that will scorch its leaves. The Alocasia Gageana aurea variegata definitely prefers more light than shade and tolerates little light. Keep the Alocasia Gageana aurea variegata at least 1 meter away from windows to prevent damage to its leaves.
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Buy Alocasia Dark Velvet pot 13 cm
It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Buy Alocasia x Amazonica pot 13 cm
It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Gynura Auranti – Buying and caring for a velvet plant
The velvet plant or Gynura comes from Indonesia. With the beautiful leaves that gave this plant its name, this plant is a jewel for the living room. The soft, hairy leaves start out purple, after which they gradually turn green. Do not place the plant in full sun and make sure that the plant does not dry out. – Beware…
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Buy Peperomia Obtusifolia Pixie
The Peperomia cannot be described in one way. There are about 500 species with all kinds of different leaf shapes and just about all colors of the rainbow. So you can very well have two Peperomias that do not resemble each other at all. They are, however, super easy plants that are best neglected, but with love of course. A …
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Buy Peperomia Obtusifolia Green
The Peperomia cannot be described in one way. There are about 500 species with all kinds of different leaf shapes and just about all colors of the rainbow. So you can very well have two Peperomias that do not resemble each other at all. They are, however, super easy plants that are best neglected, but with love of course. A …
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Buy Alocasia Pink Dragon
It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Buy Alocasia Red Secret
It's easy to guess how this plant with its large red leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Buying and caring for Alocasia Dragon Scale
De Alocasia belongs to the Arum family. They are also called Elephant Ear. It is a tropical plant that is fairly resistant to frost. It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also put an elephant's head in it...
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Buying and caring for Alocasia Wentii
De Alocasia belongs to the Arum family. They are also called Elephant Ear. It is a tropical plant that is fairly resistant to frost. It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also put an elephant's head in it...
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Buying and caring for Alocasia Frydek
With a single look at the Alocasia Frydek are you immediately sold: this is a houseplant that you must have. The beautiful leaves are fresh green in color† It has rich dark deep green, sectoral and splash-like variegations, and narrow heart-shaped velvety leaves with contrasting white veins. The length of the petioles depends on how much or little light you give your plant. To…
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Buy Alocasia plumbea Flying Squid
To care for an Alocasia Flying Squid, only water it when you notice that the soil is dry. They prefer indirect bright light, so avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
The Alocasia loves water and likes to be in a light spot. However, do not place it in direct sunlight and do not let the root ball dry out. To stand …
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Buy Piper sarmentosum – Vietnamese leaf pepper – buy
Piper sarmentosum or Vietnamese leaf pepper is also called Bai Cha Plu is an ideal container plant. The exotic, originating from Vietnam, grows there in the tropical part of the country. The plant can grow up to 100 cm high. The fairly large, heart-shaped leaves of the pepper plant, up to almost 15-20 cm, have a fresh green color. This leaf pepper is…
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Buy Alocasia Pink Dragon mini plant
It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Buy Alocasia Black Zebrina plant
De Alocasia belongs to the Arum family. They are also called Elephant Ear. It is a tropical plant that is fairly resistant to frost. It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also put an elephant's head in it...
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Buy Alocasia Stingray (Elephant Ear)
It is easy to guess how this plant with its large green leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Buy Peperomia Obtusifolia Green online
The Peperomia cannot be described in one way. There are about 500 species with all kinds of different leaf shapes and just about all colors of the rainbow. So you can very well have two Peperomias that do not resemble each other at all. They are, however, super easy plants that are best neglected, but with love of course. A …
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Buying and caring for Alocasia Macrorrhiza
It's easy to guess how this plant with its large red leaves got its name. The shape of the leaves resembles a swimming ray. A swimming ray, but you could also see an elephant's head in it, with flapping ears and the tail of the leaf as a trunk. The Alocasia is therefore also called Elephant Ear, ...
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Peperomia Clusiifolia Jelly buy online
The Peperomia cannot be described in one way. There are about 500 species with all kinds of different leaf shapes and just about all colors of the rainbow. So you can very well have two Peperomias that do not resemble each other at all. They are, however, super easy plants that are best neglected, but with love of course. A …
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Buy Peperomia 'Raindrop' Polybotrya
The Peperomia cannot be described in one way. There are about 500 species with all kinds of different leaf shapes and just about all colors of the rainbow. So you can very well have two Peperomias that do not resemble each other at all. They are, however, super easy plants that are best neglected, but with love of course. A …
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Buying and caring for Alocasia Lauterbachiana
The Alocasia loves water and likes to be in a light spot. However, do not place it in direct sunlight and do not let the root ball dry out. Are there drops of water on the leaf tips? Then you are giving too much water. The leaf grows towards the light and it is good to turn it occasionally. When the …
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