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Caractéristiques

Hauteur estimée : 50 à 60 cm.

Si vous le laissez dans son pot actuel, Raven ne devrait pas dépasser 80 cm.

Bienfaits sur la santé

Comme de nombreuses plantes d’intérieur, Raven peut améliorer la qualité de l’air dans la pièce qui l’entoure. Autre avantage qui démarque Raven des autres : son impact positif sur la santé. En effet, de récentes études ont démontré que cette espèce est capable d’éliminer les substances cancérigènes que l’on retrouve souvent dans les maisons, comme le benzène.

Il aime

Tout comme sa grande sœur, Raven est plutôt facile à vivre. Il supporte très bien les courants d’air et même les endroits ombragés.

Il déteste

Raven ne supporte pas le plein soleil en été. Veillez également à ne pas trop l’arroser.

Soins à prodiguer à Raven

Pas besoin d’avoir la main verte pour bien s’occuper des plantes de la famille des zamioculcas. Pour prendre soin de Raven, arrosez-le bien tous les 7 à 10 jours au printemps et en été, et tous les 15 jours en automne et en hiver. En été, donnez-lui un mélange d’engrais liquide tous les mois. C’est à cette période que Raven grandit le plus.

Cohabitation avec les enfants et les animaux

Chaque centimètre de cette plante est toxique. Tenez Raven hors de portée des enfants et des animaux, et lavez-vous les mains après avoir touché ses feuilles.

Details

Our Sharons come in three sizes:
Plant height: 40-50cm; Pot width: 12cm
Plant height: 50-60cm; Pot width: 17cm
Plant height: 90-100cm; Pot width: 20cm

(All plant heights are measured from the base of the pot)

The Chamaedorea is a slow grower but can rise up to 80cm within a few years, if well looked after.

Likes

Sharon the Chamaedorea loves bright but filtered light and a humid atmosphere. She can withstand a darker spot too.

Dislikes

Sharon does not like direct light as harsh sun will scorch her leaves.

Health and benefits

The Chamaedorea made it on to the NASA's list of 50 indoor plants that clean the air.

Watering and feeding

Very little water is needed in Winter to keep our Chamaedorea happy: allow the top of the soil to dry out before watering again. In summer, make sure to keep the soil moist at all times. Feeding Sharon every couple of months with a liquid fertiliser will be more than enough.

Living with pets and children

Our Chamaedorea is non-toxic to dogs, cats - and humans!

Details

Our Suris come in two sizes:
Height (including pot): 5-10cm; nursery pot width: 6cm
Height (including pot): 15-20cm; nursery pot width:12cm

Please note that our succulents are sold individually and come in a variety of different shapes and colours - each with their own unique personality. Your plant will arrive in a plastic nursery pot. Other pots sold separately.

Pots

Our 5-10cm succulents fit any of our 7cm pots, whilst our 15-20cm succulents that come in 12cm pots fit any of our 12.5cm pots.

Likes

Succulents grow best in plenty of light: a sunny windowsill would be the ideal spot for them to thrive!

Dislikes

Like most low-maintenance plants, these guys do not like to sit in water, so allow to drain completely and remove the water from saucers or containers.

Watering and feeding

Water succulents from below by soaking the pot and allowing it to drain. This avoids getting their leaves wet, which can cause them to rot. Wait unti the soil is completely dry before further watering, which generally translates as once every 4-5 days in the spring and summer and once every 10-14 days in the autumn and winter.

Living with pets and children

This mix of succulents will not cause any harm to dogs, cats and humans.

Details

Our Susies come in four different sizes:
Height: 35-40cm: Pot width: 12cm
Height: 50-60cm; Pot width: 17cm
Height: 70-80cm; Pot width: 21cm
Height: 110-120cm; Pot width: 35cm

(All plant heights are measured from the base of the pot)

Likes

Happy in almost any light condition, but she'll grow best if in bright light.

Dislikes

This plant is practically indestructible unless it has been overwatered.

Health benefits

NASA recommended this plant in its famous clean air study for its natural capacity to remove toxins from its immediate environment. And, while most plants take away oxygen at night, this one gives it off during night hours, making it perfect for the bedroom.

Watering and feeding

During spring and summer months, keep the plant's soil moist, but not wet, watering about once every two to three weeks. Over winter, allow it to dry out completely before watering moderately. As a general rule, this means once a month or so. Make sure that Susie isn't sitting in water, she hates wet feet.

Living with pets and children

If ingested, can cause upset stomach among dogs and cats so best to keep it out of their reach

Details

Our Philodendron comes in two sizes:
Plant height (including pot): 20-30cm
Plant height: 120-130cm

Phil can grow up to 1.5m. He will run out of moss pole to grow up before too long but his climbing foliage can extend beyond the pole unless you pare him back.

Likes

Phil likes indirect light, so being placed next to a window will please him greatly and keep his leaves looking their best. Given his South American background, he also likes a warm, humid environment.

Dislikes

Phil will let you know if he isn't getting the right amount of light. Too much will cause his leaves to go yellow and too little will result in long stems and small leaves.

Watering and feeding

Phil likes his soil to dry out between waterings, so be sure to check that the top inch of soil is dry before watering. A Philodendron will tell you if he isn't happy with your watering, as his leaves will go droopy if you are under- or over-watering him.