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Buy Monstera Adansonii 'Monkey Mask' monkey leaf
The Monstera obliqua, also known as the 'hole plant' or 'philodendron monkey mask', is a special plant because of its special leaves with holes. This plant also owes its nickname. Originally the Monstera obliqua grows in the tropical forests of South and Central America.
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Rhapidophora tetrasperma minima variegata wetstick without leaves
After a bidding war on a New Zealand auction site, someone bought this houseplant with only 9 leaves for a record $19.297. A scarce white variegated Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Variegata plant, also called Monstera Minima variegata, was recently sold at an online auction. It brought in a cool $19.297, making it “the most expensive houseplant ever” on the public sales website trade…
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Buy Rhapidophora tetrasperma minima variegata cuttings
After a bidding war on a New Zealand auction site, someone bought this houseplant with only 9 leaves for a record $19.297. A scarce white variegated Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Variegata plant, also called Monstera Minima variegata, was recently sold at an online auction. It brought in a cool $19.297, making it “the most expensive houseplant ever” on the public sales website trade…
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Buy Rhapidophora tetrasperma minima monstera variegata
After a bidding war on a New Zealand auction site, someone bought this houseplant with only 9 leaves for a record $19.297. A scarce white variegated Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Variegata plant, also called Monstera Minima variegata, was recently sold at an online auction. It brought in a cool $19.297, making it “the most expensive houseplant ever” on the public sales website trade…
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Buy and care for Syngonium Green Splash cuttings
- Place the plant in a light spot, but not in direct sunlight. If the plant is too dark, the leaves will become greener.
- Keep the soil slightly moist; do not let the soil dry out. It is better to water small amounts regularly than a lot at a time. Yellow leaf means too much water is being given.
- The syngonium loves spraying in the summer!
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Buy and care for Syngonium Green Splash
- Place the plant in a light spot, but not in direct sunlight. If the plant is too dark, the leaves will become greener.
- Keep the soil slightly moist; do not let the soil dry out. It is better to water small amounts regularly than a lot at a time. Yellow leaf means too much water is being given.
- The syngonium loves spraying in the summer!
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Buy Epipactis helleborine orchid garden orchids
Discover our garden orchids, the Epipactis helleborine orchids! Epipactis helleborine is a beautiful orchid with a unique appearance. These orchids are suitable for the garden, but they are not hardy and require special care. They thrive in well-drained soil and prefer a spot in partial shade. Regular watering is important to keep the soil slightly moist…
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Buy Spiranthes orchid hardy garden orchids
Discover our Spiranthes orchids! Spiranthes is a genus of beautiful orchids with a unique appearance. The plants are hardy but require a slightly acidic soil mixture. They thrive best in well-drained soil and need regular watering to keep the soil slightly moist. Make sure they get enough light, but avoid direct sunlight. During the day …
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Habenaria Heron Orchid orchid garden orchids
Discover our Habenaria orchids, also known as Heron orchids! These herbaceous, terrestrial orchids are distributed worldwide and have beautiful small flowers. It is important to know that the tubers of these orchids are not hardy and require a dry hibernation. Enjoy their mesmerizing beauty and make sure to keep them dry during the winter. Discover now the delicate Habenaria…
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Pleione orchid hardy garden orchids
Discover our Pleione orchids, perfect for the garden! Here are some important care tips: Place them in a spot with bright, indirect light. Keep the temperature moderate and avoid extreme heat or cold. Water regularly, but avoid waterlogging. Increase humidity by spraying or using a humidifier. Use a well-draining orchid mix as your potting soil. During the rest period after…
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Calanthe orchid hardy garden orchids
Discover our hardy garden orchids, the Calanthe orchids! These beautiful orchids are suitable for the garden and can withstand winter conditions. Calanthe orchids are known for their diverse flower colors and enchanting beauty. They thrive in well-drained soil and can be placed in sun or partial shade. With their hardiness and relatively easy care, these …
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Dactylorhiza handweed orchid hardy garden orchids
Discover our hardy garden orchids, the Dactylorhiza (Handekens herb) orchids! These beautiful orchids are suitable for the garden and can withstand winter conditions. Dactylorhiza orchids, also known as Handekenskruid, are known for their unique flowers and varying colours. They thrive in well-drained soil and can be placed in sun or partial shade. With their hardiness…
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Bletilla Hyacinth orchid hardy garden orchids
Discover our hardy garden orchids, the Bletilla Hyacinth orchids! These beautiful orchids are suitable for the garden and can withstand winter conditions. Bletilla orchids are hardy and require little maintenance. They are characterized by their hyacinth-like flowers and come in a variety of colours. Plant them in well-drained soil and give them a spot in partial shade. These hardy orchids…
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Cypripedium lady's shoe hardy garden orchids
Discover our beautiful Cypripediums! These hybrids require less maintenance and are now available to everyone. With various flower colors and sizes, ranging from red to white and yellow, they offer an enchanting beauty. These orchids survive even harsh winters and thrive in calcareous to neutral soil. Place them in transparent shade for optimal growth. In the spring the buds appear…
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Buy Calathea Beauty Star mini plant
Calathea is a plant with a remarkable nickname: 'Living Plant'. The nickname once again makes clear how special the Calathea really is. This decorative foliage plant, originating from the jungles of Brazil, has its own day and night rhythm. The leaves close when the amount of light decreases. The closing of the leaves can also be heard, the phenomenon can be a …
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Rhapidophora tetrasperma variegata unrooted head cutting
After a bidding war on a New Zealand auction site, someone bought this houseplant with only 9 leaves for a record $19.297. A scarce white variegated Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Variegata plant, also called Monstera Minima variegata, was recently sold at an online auction. It brought in a cool $19.297, making it “the most expensive houseplant ever” on the public sales website trade…
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Medinilla magnifica (Spring flower), buy cuttings and care
The Medinilla is a beautiful and remarkable houseplant. This plant belongs to the Malastomataceae family and is native to Southeast Asia and the tropical part of Africa. Originally the Medinilla Magnifica comes from the Philippines where the plant is called 'Kapa-Kapa'.
The Medinilla belongs to the epiphytes, these are plants that grow on the branches of a tree without here ...
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Buying and caring for Encyclia Octopussy Orchid
For all types orchids applies that they remain most beautiful under 'loving neglect'. It suffices to leave the root ball under water with orchid food for half an hour once every 10-14 days. Always use room temperature water. Then drain well.
Supplement with (orchid) food once a month.
The ideal temperature is between 15-25ºC.
Does not tolerate drafts, too much water and dry soil. Let the …
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Buy Rhapidophora Korthalsii unrooted cuttings
The rhaphidophora korthalsii is similar in growth to the monstera dubia, it likes to climb tree bark and produces beautiful split leaves when it matures. Give her medium to bright indirect sunlight. The more light, the more they will grow, but leave them alone in full afternoon sun.
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Iresine herbstii 'Aureoreticulata' (Steak Plant)
The bloom is inconspicuous, but the foliage is very decorative. The colors vary from burgundy, golden yellow and medium green, always marbled/veined. Pinch the buds to promote bushy growth during the growing season. In the summer, after the Ice Saints, the plant can go outside, but must overwinter indoors before the first frost.
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Iresine herbstii 'Bloodleaf' (Steak Plant)
The bloom is inconspicuous, but the foliage is very decorative. The colors vary from burgundy, golden yellow and medium green, always marbled/veined. Pinch the buds to promote bushy growth during the growing season. In the summer, after the Ice Saints, the plant can go outside, but must overwinter indoors before the first frost.
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Phalaenopsis orchid white Nova buy
For all types orchids applies that they remain most beautiful under 'loving neglect'. It suffices to leave the root ball under water with orchid food for half an hour once every 10-14 days. Always use room temperature water. Then drain well.
Supplement with (orchid) food once a month.
The ideal temperature is between 15-25ºC.
Does not tolerate drafts, too much water and dry soil. Let the …
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Buy orchid phalaenopsis blooming orchid pot 6 cm
Place the Orchid Phalaenopsis in a sunny place, but not in direct sunlight. Flowering lasts about six to eight weeks.
Water the Phalaenopsis Orchid once a week. Make sure that the roots of the orchid are not left standing in the water. Therefore, remove the residual water from the decorative pot. The orchid thrives best by submerging the plant…
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Buy Tillandsia airplant air plant in glass deco
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy Tillandsia Usneoides airplant air plant
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy orchid phalaenopsis orchids rooted cuttings
Place the orchid phalaenopsis orchid rooted cuttings in a sunny place, but not in direct sunlight. Flowering lasts about six to eight weeks.
Water the orchid phalaenopsis orchid rooted cuttings once a week. Make sure that the roots of the orchid are not left standing in the water. Therefore, remove the residual water from the decorative pot. The orchid thrives…
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Pequeño Amor – Buy Orchid Phalaenopsis blooming orchids
Place the Pequeño Amor – Orchid Phalaenopsis in a sunny place, but not in direct sunlight. Flowering lasts about six to eight weeks.
Water the Pequeño Amor – Orchid Phalaenopsis once a week. Make sure that the roots of the orchid are not left standing in the water. Therefore, remove the residual water from the decorative pot. The orchid thrives…
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Buy Phalaenopsis orchids purple in hanging coconut
Place the Phalaenopsis orchids in a sunny place, but not in direct sunlight. Flowering lasts about six to eight weeks.
Water the Oncidium once a week. Make sure that the roots of the Oncidium do not remain in the water. Therefore, remove the residual water from the decorative pot. The Oncidium thrives best by submerging the plant (Note...
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Buy Tillandsia Melanocrater Baby airplant air plant
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy Tillandsia airplant air plants mix
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy Tillandsia Fasciculata airplant air plant (ML)
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy Airplant air plant tillandsia butzii
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Buy Tillandsia Xerographica Bonsai airplant air plant
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Airplant tillandsia ionantha fuego green
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Airplant tillandsia ionantha fuego red
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Tillandsia airplant care buy care nutrition powerspray
Help your tillandsias airplants to stay fresh and healthy with the Tillandsia care nutrition powerspray with premium airplant fertilizer. This fertilizer is concentrated and only needs to be used on your plants once a month. This spray bottle lasts for many months.
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Buy Tillandsia Baileyi Baby airplant air plant
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Rhapidophora tetrasperma monstera minima cuttings
The botanical name of this plant is Rhapidophora tetrasperma, but it is usually called philodendron mini monstera or Monstera called minimums. In fact, the plant is not a Monstera, but they do belong to the Aracaea family, just like the Rhapidophora.
The Monstera minima is a special tropical plant that originally comes from the area of Thailand en Malaysia coming.
The…
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Airplant air plant tillandsia caput medusae
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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Airplant air plant tillandsia curly slim XL
In nature, these plants do not live on the ground, but between the branches of trees. Originally, airplants come from Central and South America. The Latin name is Tillandsia and they belong to the Bromeliad family, which you may also know from the pineapple plant.
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