Botanical name: Vriesea carinata.

Nickname: Flaming Sword.

Plant Type: Indoor.

Light Conditions: Vriesea plants prefer and thrive in bright, natural light.

Humidity Conditions: Avoid areas with cold or hot drafts.

Watering Instructions: Vriesea plants have a central tank, cup, vase, or urn where they collect much of the water they need. Keep this vessel about 1/4 full of water and flush it with fresh water every 1-2 months to prevent the buildup of bacteria.

Flowering: Bromeliad flowers can last 3 to 6 months, but they typically flower just once.

Plant height (including pot): 50cm.

Pot Size(ceramic): D=13cm, H=13cm.

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: Guzmania lingulata

Nicknames: Scarlet star

Plant type: Indoor

Light Conditions: Guzmanias prefer and are happiest in bright, natural light.

Humidity Conditions: Avoid any areas with cold or hot drafts.

Watering Instructions:   Guzmanias have a tank, cup, vase or urn (the central well which the flower stalk arises out of) which is how they collect a lot of the water they need. Keep that vase about 1/4 of the way full of water & flush it out with fresh water every 1-2 months to avoid any build up of bacteria.

Flowering Instructions:  Bromeliad flowers can last 3 to 6 months, but they typically flower just once.

Plant height (including pot):40-50cm.

Pot Size (ceramic): D=13cm, H=13cm.

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: Anthurium andraeanum

Nickname: Tail flower; Flamingo flower; Laceleaf

Plant type: Arum, indoor

Watering Instructions: Anthurium likes her soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Water the plant when the top two inches of soil are dry.

Light Conditions: Anthurium  needs a good amount of light to thrive. The plant  love a bright room, but prefers to be away from direct sun.

Plant height (including pot):50-60cm

Pot Size (concrete):  D=19cm, H=16cm

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Nickname: Poinsettia

Watering Instructions: Ensure thorough watering by allowing water to seep out of the drainage hole when the top few inches of the potting mix are dry.

Light Conditions: Bright light, avoid heat.

Plant height (including pot):50-60cm.

Pot Size (concrete terrazo): D=19cm, H=16cm

Note: Pot color and shape may vary upon availability.

• Cacti are among the easiest houseplants to care for. Found in desert climates in the wild, they can survive considerable drought, often going weeks between waterings.
• Light Conditions: They all like lots of light. If possible, put them next to a window that gets lots of sun. They don’t like shade.
• Watering Instructions: They very rarely need water. You’ll know if they need a drink because their leaves will wrinkle a little.
• Plant height (including pot): 27-30cm.
• Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Nickname: Poinsettia

Watering Instructions: Ensure thorough watering by allowing water to seep out of the drainage hole when the top few inches of the potting mix are dry.

Light Conditions: Bright light, avoid heat.

Plant height (including pot):35-40cm.

Pot Size (plastic): D=15cm, H=15cm.

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: Pachira aquatica.

Nickname: Money Tree,  Malabar chestnut.

Plant type: indoor.

Watering Instructions: Water when the soil of your money tree has become slightly dry at the top. Avoid from overwatering to prevent  to root rot.

Light Conditions: Pachira plants can adapt to reduced light levels but prefer indirect, bright light. Too much direct light will scorch the foliage, but insufficient light will cause slow growth and yellow leaves. Rotate your plant from time to time because this plant has a tendency to grow toward the light.

Plant height (including pot): 40-50cm.

Pot Size (concrete): D=13cm, H=13cm.

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: phalaenopsis

Nickname: Moth orchids

Plant type: indoor

Stem : 2 Stem Orchid Plant

Watering Instructions: To water the orchids correctly, look at its roots. Don’t water if these are green but wait until they look silvery, instead. Overwatering is the most common way to kill orchids. To avoid giving your plant too much water, always lift the pot first to check if it feels heavy  water only when it feels light.

Light Conditions: These plants prefer bright, indirect light. Insufficient light results in poor flowering. Too much light can scorch the leaves, so don’t stand in direct sunshine.

Plant height (including pot): 65-75cm

Pot Size (concrete): D=20cm, H=15cm

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: phalaenopsis

Nickname: Moth orchids

Plant type: indoor

Stem : 2 Stem Orchid Plant

Watering Instructions: To water the orchids correctly, look at its roots. Don’t water if these are green but wait until they look silvery, instead. Overwatering is the most common way to kill orchids. To avoid giving your plant too much water, always lift the pot first to check if it feels heavy  water only when it feels light.

Light Conditions: These plants prefer bright, indirect light. Insufficient light results in poor flowering. Too much light can scorch the leaves, so don’t stand in direct sunshine.

Plant height (including pot): 65-75cm

Pot Size (concrete): D=20cm, H=15cm

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

Botanical name: Ilex aquifolium.

Nickname: Christmas Holly.

Plant type: Evergreen shrub or small tree.

Watering Instructions: Maintain a consistently moist soil, particularly in dry periods, while avoiding waterlogged conditions.

Light Conditions: Holly trees thrive when positioned in a sunny location, receiving ample natural light, although they also tolerate partial shade admirably.

Plant height: 12-15cm.

Botanical name: Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Ellwoodii.

Nickname: Port Orford Cedar or Lawson Cypress.

Plant type: Evergreen shrub.

Watering Instructions: Drought-tolerant. Allow the soil to dry completely between watering.

Light Conditions: Cypress trees, are rapid growers that merit a notable spot in any landscape. These exquisite specimens can also live their life indoors. As temperatures rise and the soil becomes more pliable, you have the option to relocate your Ellwoodii outdoors, either maintaining it in its container or transplanting it to a chosen spot on your property. This plant thrives in full sun, exhibiting remarkable resilience to frost and thriving in exposed positions. It displays tolerance to wind, coastal conditions, and air pollution.

Plant height (including pot): 35cm.

Pot Size (concrete): D=17cm, H=9cm.

Note: Pot color and shape may vary upon availability.

Botanical name: Picea glauca ‘Conica’

Nickname: Dwarf Alberta Spruce, Picea glauca, White spruce, Picea canadensis, skunk spruce, cat spruce, western white spruce, Alberta white spruce.

Plant type: Evergreen dwarf shrub.

Watering Instructions: Ensure the soil remains consistently moist by watering it once a week. Avoid letting the soil dry out completely, as this could be detrimental to the health of your plant.

Light Conditions: They thrive in abundant, direct sunlight and should be positioned within one foot of a window when kept indoors. When your Picea reaches a sufficient size, you can transplant it into the garden.

Plant height (including pot): 50cm.

Note: Pot color and shape may vary upon availability.