Indoor Plants

Unique indoor display! Young Castanospermum australe sprout from “magic beans,” creating a charming miniature forest for your home. Easy to grow!

The Pilea Peperomioides is often considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity, which may be part of the reason it’s also known as the Chinese Money Plant.

Syngonium Three Kings is known for its variegated leaves that feature a blend of green, cream, white, and sometimes a touch of pink or light yellow. The leaves have a striking marbled pattern, often with sharp contrasts that give the plant a regal and eye-catching appearance, hence the name “Three Kings.”

Syngonium Fantasy stands out due to its variegated leaves, which can feature a combination of light green, creamy white, and pale yellow hues. The variegation gives the leaves a soft, marbled effect, making it a striking ornamental plant.

Gold Bullion variety has large, heart-shaped leaves that are a beautiful golden-yellow color when they first emerge, gradually transitioning to a deeper yellow with green hues as they mature. The contrast between the golden yellow and dark green veins creates a unique, vibrant look.

Croton has colorful, variegated leaves, which can be a combination of green, yellow, orange, red, and purple. The leaves are often glossy, leathery, and narrow, with intricate, wavy patterns and sometimes even a marbled appearance.

Ficus lyrata is its large, dark green, glossy leaves, which are shaped like a fiddle or violin, hence the name “Fiddle Leaf Fig.” The leaves can grow up to 40 cm long, with a rich, leathery texture. The edges of the leaves often have a wavy or slightly lobed appearance.

Monstera deliciosa is its large, glossy, deep green leaves that develop characteristic splits or holes as the plant matures. The perforations (called fenestrations) typically start appearing as the plant reaches adulthood. Young leaves, when the plant is small, are solid and undivided.

Philodendron Super Atom is a compact, low-maintenance houseplant with lush, rounded leaves. Its tidy growth habit makes it perfect for tabletops and small spaces.

Sansevieria Hahnii are thick, fleshy, and sword-shaped, typically growing in a rosette pattern, which gives the plant its “bird’s nest” appearance. The leaves are dark green with light green or grayish-green horizontal bands, often giving them a striking, patterned look.

Peperomia Jade are thick, succulent-like, and rounded with a smooth, glossy surface. They are typically dark green in color, and the plant has a compact growth habit.

The stems of Cane begonias are long, upright, and can sometimes be woody or thick, resembling canes. These stems give the plant its distinctive appearance, and they often have a smooth or slightly rough texture.

Hedera canariensis variegated are large, glossy, and have a heart-like shape. The variegation is one of the plant’s most attractive features, with a blend of green, white, and yellowish or creamy tones. The color patterns can vary, with some plants having more pronounced variegation than others.