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The Matchstick Bromeliad is an easy-to-grow tropical plant. It gets its name from its vibrant pink flower spikes with purple tips that look exactly like coloured matchsticks. Grows best in bright, indirect sunlight or light shade. Excellent cut flower, blooms repeatedly throughout the year. The more you harvest the flowers, the more blooms the plant produces.
Striking, popular evergreen plant, use as a single specimen to make an excellent focal point, succulent and rock gardens, courtyards, shade gardens, container plant. Also makes a popular, unique, long-lived houseplant, put in a bright location, strong air purifier
Popular landscape tree for parks and large gardens, Evergreen, gracefully arching branches, dense crown, very popular indoor container plant, slow to average growth rate of 80 cm per year, but this may vary depending on circumstances
Popular landscape tree for parks and large gardens, Evergreen, gracefully arching branches, dense crown, very popular indoor container plant, slow to average growth rate of 80 cm per year, but this may vary depending on circumstances
Evergreen, low-maintenance, tropical plant with glossy, strap-like fonds that fork into crested, fish-tial tips. Grows up to 60 cm tall and wide, shade-loving epiphyte or container plant. Partial shade or indirect sunlight, loose, organic-rich, and very well-drained soil, or an epiphytic bark blend for container growing. Keep the soil or growing medium consistently moist, allowing the top inch to dry out slightly between waterings.
The Monstera ‘Albo Variegata’ is a highly sought-after houseplant famous for its dramatic, green-and-white marbled leaves. Because of its striking appearance and scarcity, cuttings can cost hundreds of dollars. Caring for it requires specific conditions to keep it healthy and vibrant, it grows much slower and is more delicate than standard Monsteras. Avoid direct sunlight, as the white parts burn very easily. Water only when the top few inches of soil feel dry. If grown in a pot, let water drain fully out of the bottom to prevent root rot
The Delicious Monster is a popular tropical plant famous for its large, hole-filled leaves and exotic fruit that tastes like a mix of banana and pineapple. It thrives as an indoor plant or as an outdoor climber in Zambia. Grows best in areas with dappled or partial light and well-drained soil. Monstera fruit is highly nutritious. It is a great source of vitamin C for your immune system, potassium for your heart, and dietary fiber for healthy digestion. However, it comes with a strict safety warning. The fruits can only be eaten when the green, hexagonal scales on the outside fall off naturally. If you eat the fruit while the scales are still attached, microscopic crystals (calcium oxalates) will cause a severe burning and stinging sensation in your mouth.
The Macho fern is a very large, lush fern native to tropical areas like Zambia. Massive, wde, arching fronds can grow up to 1.2 meters long. It thrives outdoors in shady, humid spaces or indoors as a large statement plant. Thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate low-light conditions. Keep it away from direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.
The Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fluffy Ruffles’ is a compact variety of the Boston fern with beautifully curled, bright green fronds that form a dense, bushy mound. Ideal for indoor spaces, terrariums, or shady gardens. Thrives in bright, indirect light, high humidity, and consistently moist soil. Grows 30 cm tall and 50 cm wide.
The Petticoat Fern is a Boston fern cousin with lush, elegant frilly, ruffled edges that look like layers of a skirt. Because it has a cascading habit, it thrives in hanging baskets. Place in bright, indirect light. Keep the soil evenly moist. Never let it dry out completely.
Boston Fern is a beautiful evergreen fern with an upright, spreading growth habit. It is a popular ornamental plant for gardens and is also widely grown as a houseplant. It thrives in bright, indirect light. Too much shade can result in thin, sparse, dull-looking fronds, while direct sunlight may scorch the foliage. Plant Boston Fern in moist, well-drained soil that is kept consistently damp but not soggy.
The Fishtail Fern is a lush, tropical fern. It gets its name from its vibrant green leaves (fronds) which split at the tips to look like fish tails. It is perfect for large hanging baskets or bright indoor spaces or grow your Fishtail fern outdoors in shade or dappled shade under trees, do not let hot sun touch its leaves. Â Keep the soil constantly damp, but never soggy. Thrives in bright, indirect light, but no direct sun.
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