Bring a touch of charm and elegance to your home with the Oxalis triangularis, also known as the Butterfly Plant, False Shamrock, or Lucky Plant. This beautiful houseplant features stunning deep burgundy, triangular-shaped leaves that resemble butterfly wings, adding a unique visual appeal to any space.
One of the most captivating features of the Oxalis triangularis is its daily routine of opening its leaves during the day to soak up sunlight and gracefully closing them at night, mimicking the movements of a butterfly. This fascinating behavior makes it a delightful plant to observe and enjoy.
Perfect for both beginners and seasoned plant enthusiasts, the Oxalis triangularis is easy to care for and thrives in bright, indirect light. It requires watering only when the top layer of soil feels dry, making it a low-maintenance yet rewarding addition to your plant collection. Whether you call it a Butterfly Plant, False Shamrock, or Lucky Plant, this captivating houseplant is sure to bring beauty and joy to your home.
I would like to introduce Spathiphyllum Unico Cupido, a beautiful variety of peace lily.
This plant is loved for it’s bushy foliage and long-lasting flowers when in bloom. They are also great at purifying the air making them a very positive influence in your environment. Ideal for beginners, the plant thrives neglected in low and medium lighting conditions.
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Muehlenbeckia complex is a beautiful and pretty uncommon indoor plant.
Perfect also for terrariums!
This plant loves high humidity, will thrive in shaded spots as well as in high sunlight locations. This plant is not very picky and grows pretty fast so good even for people with little plant experience. Ideal for hanging macrame, baskets as well as standing pots.
Water when soil slightly dries out (top half of the pot) and doesn’t keep the soil dry for too long time. Perfect for a terrarium or warm and humid bathroom or kitchen.
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Bring a touch of the exotic to your indoor or outdoor garden with the Pachypodium lamerei, commonly known as the Madagascar Palm, Club Foot, or Devil’s Backbone. Despite its name, this plant is not a true palm; instead, it is a unique succulent with a tall, thick trunk covered in spines and topped with a crown of lush, green leaves. Native to Madagascar, the Pachypodium lamerei is a striking addition to any plant collection, known for its dramatic appearance and resilience. Perfect for adding a tropical flair to your home, patio, or conservatory, this plant is a conversation starter that’s easy to care for.
Please note some leaves tips turned slightly brown from the transport stress, the plants are healthy but have this cosmetic damage which doesn’t impact the plant’s quality.
