Phalaenopsis ‘Rotterdam’

Phalaenopsis ‘Rotterdam’A stunning variety of orchid! The Rotterdam has low lying deep green leaves with beautiful sprays of white flower with yellow centres. Prefers bright, indirect light and a warm, humid environment. For best results, water from the bottom by sitting the plant in a tub of water for 1 hour once a week no longer or this may damage the roots. When flowers die, snip off at the stem and maintain regular watering and new growth should appear in time. Apply a

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Calatheas – sometimes identified under the Geoppertia genus – are among the most recognisable tropical houseplants

Once your seedlings are ready

Water when the top layer of compost has dried

Perfect for adding height and structure to interiors

Feeding: Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertiliser

How to Care for Fatsia Japonica

An attractive succulent in the huge genus of Senecio

Tolerates all levels of indirect light but grows quicker in brighter conditions

They have finger-like leaflets which are irregularly splashed with yellow variegation

often known as the Polka Dot Begonia