Indoor Plants

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.

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.

Dracaena Massangeana is a popular indoor plant with upright, thick, cane-like stems and broad, arching green leaves featuring a prominent bright yellow stripe down the centre.

Epipremnum aureum is an extremely hardy, versatile, and fast-growing trailing or climbing vine known for its glossy, heart-shaped leaves, often variegated with gold or yellow.

String of Pearls is its small, round, green, or sometimes slightly translucent “pearls,” which are actually modified leaves. These beads grow along long, trailing stems that can reach several feet in length.

Rhipsalis plants have long, slender, green, often segmented stems that resemble spindly vines or ropes. Some varieties may have a more branching or bushy appearance.

A striking ‘Never Never’ plant with large, green leaves featuring a stunning mosaic of golden-yellow. Ideal for indoors.