Aloe Vera in a grey pot

Dracena is a stunning queen of plants, adding a touch of elegance and freshness to your home.

The plant is ± 120cm tall, so delivery will not be possible, but you are welcome to choose on-site pick-up and drop by for a visit!

Easy to maintain. Dracenes do best in indirect light. Water when the top layer of the substrate is dry. Be careful not to leave the roots of the plant in water for long periods. Dracenes tolerate a slight lack of moisture well. Fertilisation should be given in spring and summer. Repot when the plant becomes too crowded in the existing pot or when you notice excess roots. This is best done in spring. Dust the leaves of the plant every few weeks. This will keep the leaves clean and allow the plant to breathe better.

Euphorbias are spectacular plants with many shades of desert beauty. A few of them have taken up residence in our studio, and here is one of them. :)

The plant is ± 90 cm tall, so delivery will not be possible, but you are welcome to choose on-site pick-up and drop by for a visit!

Maintenance:

Low-maintenance and water-saving. It does not like too much direct sunlight and stagnant water. Water sparingly.

The Zamokiul tree, otherwise known as the money tree, is a symbolic and ornamental plant that is often used as a talisman to attract wealth and financial success. This plant is a great decoration for the interior of the home and at the same time, it is believed to attract good energy and good fortune to the owner.

The plant is ± 110 cm tall, so delivery will not be possible, but you are welcome to choose on-site pick-up and drop by for a visit!

Maintenance:

It should be watered regularly, but sparingly, so that the top layer of the potting medium is always dry. It is best to pour the water into the saucer of the pot so that the roots of the plant can take up as much as they need. Watering too often can cause the rhizomes to rot and the plant to die. So if the leaves of the plant are turning yellow, there is a good chance that you have overwatered and the rhizomes have started to rot. You should then allow the substrate to dry well, or even replant the plant, after removing the rotten parts of the plant to prevent the rot spreading to other parts of the plant. The best time to fertilise this plant is between March and August. This is recommended every 30 days. The most suitable fertilisers for Zamiokulkus are those for cacti and succulents.

Chamedorea is a classic of nature’s gifts, bringing charm and soothing beauty into your life, an elegant choice for your home interior that awakens a sense of cosiness in your home.

Plant height ± 60cm.

You can choose delivery, but we would recommend that you come and collect the plant yourself!

Maintenance:

Water the flower abundantly, spray the leaves and fertilise. Dormant in autumn and winter. Store in a bright place at a temperature of 10 – 16 °C. If the room is warm (20 °C) and dry, spider mites may infest the plant, causing the leaves to turn pale in places. Wash the leaves occasionally with water. The soil in the pot should be moderately moist or fairly dry.

Every Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe thyrsiflora) is like a little lady, ready to grace our homes and hearts with her charm. Almost like every plant in our studio, it requires very little care.:)

Plant height ± 20 cm.

This kalanchoe likes light and sun, and a southern aspect. Avoid heavy watering. If it receives enough sun, it will develop red ornaments.

Dracena is a stunning queen of plants, adding a touch of elegance and freshness to your home.

The plant is ± 150 cm tall, so delivery will not be possible, but you are welcome to choose on-site pick-up and drop by for a visit!

Easy to maintain. Dracenes do best in indirect light. Water when the top layer of the substrate is dry. Be careful not to leave the roots of the plant in water for long periods. Dracenes tolerate a slight lack of moisture well. Fertilisation should be given in spring and summer. Repot when the plant becomes too crowded in the existing pot or when you notice excess roots. This is best done in spring. Dust the leaves of the plant every few weeks. This will keep the leaves clean and allow the plant to breathe better.