Euphorbia triangularis

Euphorbia triangularisNative to West Africa this fascinating and easy to care for succulent adds great statement to a room. Due to the toxicity and irritant nature of the milky sap contained within the stems: handle with care. The stems branch out often forming a candelabra like shape. The plant prefers bright light. Allow the soil to dry out before watering and feed once a month from spring to autumn. Keep away from children and pets. Nursery Pot Size: 12cm Height: 30cm+

Portulacaria afra ‘Variegata’

also commonly known as Neon Pothos or Devil’s Ivy

including some direct sun if possible

A unique and interesting plant which is easy to care for and one of the best plants for cleaning air in the home

Feed in summer only

Use with your plant’s nursery pot

Schefflera on Lava Rock is a striking

rarer forms of Anthurium are sought-after for their impressive leaves rather than their spathes

These can occur naturally during growing

This Philodendron is hydroponically grown with a watering gauge in the nursery pot to indicate when watering is needed

so err on the side of underwatering

The plant has air-purifying qualities and easy to care for