Peperomia Raindrop 12cm Priced to clear out all Indoor plants discontinued
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Peperomia Raindrop is a compact plant with succulent like foliage shaped like a raindrop. The leaves are thick and shiny with a glossy dark green on the topside and a pale green on the underside.
Raindrop prefers well drained soil and a liquid feed once per month. Position inside the home in a low light area, out of direct sunlight.
water the plant when it feels dry or the foliage starts to droop… do not over water the plant or it may rot…. water more in the warmer months and less in the cooler months.
Callisia repens Pink Lady is a trailing, fast growing semi succulent, from the tropical regions with multiple stems, covered in small variegated waxy leaves, in shades of cream green and pink. the undersides of the foliage and stems are purplish, with the colour intensifying as the weather cools. Small white flowers may appear in the summer months.
Pink Lady prefers a humid environment in moist to well drained soils and is best kept indoors or in a sheltered location, such as a covered deck or patio, greenhouse, or somewhere away from winds, cool weather and direct sunlight.
During the warmer months, allow the soil to dry out in between watering to avoid rotting and mist spray the foliage regularly.... reduce the watering over the cooler months.
Pink Lady display best in pots, containers, hanging baskets, where it can cascade over the edges. Pink Lady also looks great in terrariums and prefers warm position indoors in indirect or dappled light.
A tough and hardy, beautiful little indoor plant with multiple uses to brighten and liven up your home
Monstera Deliciosa is a popular evergreen indoor plant with very large irregular shaped and hole foliage.
Monstera deliciosa makes an ideal Indoor plant in a bright position with filtered light, in well drained soil.
Monstera can grow up to 1.5 - 2 metres tall indoors, depending on the size of the pot or container it is in.
Keep Monstera moist during the growing season... warmer months and a little drier during the cooler months. Feed annually with a slow release fertiliser.
and NO sadly it does NOT produce you a bowl of fruit salad.... im not joking... i have been asked, by a person, why their Monstera did not produce any fruit... and that it was a little false advertising.... bugger me batman... i didnt name the bloody plant.... its just what is is called !!!!
Soleirolia Soleeirolii Baby's Tears is a fast growing, neat evergreen perennial ground cover plant with tiny, soft bright green leaves that form a dense mounding habit.
Baby's Tears prefer a damp, yet well drained soil in Full shade to dappled shade and is perfect as a ground cover in moist shady areas of the garden such as ferneries, where the soil is moist all of the time.
Baby's Tears are also excellent in pots and containers as an indoor or houseplant and can be used in terrariums...... but keep them moist... not wet.... and liquid feed Babys tears in pots or containers regularly ( once per month), for best health, growth and results.
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