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Croton
Native plant of malesia, in nature it reaches 3 meters in height. The ideal temperature is 20°c and should not never fall under 12°c. In an apartment it must be kept away from air currents.
CROTON PETRA
VP/17 H= 55 CM
CROTON MIX
VP/12 H= 30 CM
Direct sunlight to facilitate leaf coloring.
From june to september fertilizing the young plants once a month whilst larger ones once a week with a complete fertilizer.
These plants suffer drought. In winter water slightly and in summer more frequently, spraying also the leaves.
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Ideal to be placed in sufficiently bright places without direct light.
Fertilize once a month.
Frequent watering but avoid stagnation of water in the saucer.
Impatiens
It needs light but not direct sunlight.
From may to september with a complete liquid fertilizer once a month.
Abundantly during the hot season, in winter to mantein just damp the soil.
Gerbera
Native plant of South Africa; there are a lot of varieties with simple flowers and duble flowers, in mild climate regions it can be cultivate outdoors, it’s sufficent that the temperature does not drop below 5°-7°C.
GERBERA
VP/12 H = 30 CM
Zamioculcas
Native of oriental regions of Africa (Zanzibar, Tanzania). The name “zamiifolia” it means that the leaves are similar to Zamia. The adult plant can be reached and to exceed a meter in height. It is enought easy to mantein this plant in an apartement because it can be adapted in many conditions.
ZAMIOCULCAS
VP/17 H= 60/70 CM
Yucca
Native plant of Mexico and Guatemala. In nature it reaches 15 meters in height. It tolerate low enough temperatures.
YUCCA
VP/12 H= 30 CM
VP/19 H= 45/30 CM
VP/21 H= 75/45/30 CM
VP/24 H= 90/60/30 CM
VP/27 H= 120/75/30 CM
Syngonium
Lianiforme native plant of Mexico. It can tolerate a minimal temperature of 14°C.
SYNGONIUM ARROW
BK/18
Microsorum
Native plant of damp areas of Asiatic South-east (Sri Lanka, New Guinea and Indonesia). Microsorum is an ornamental fern easy to be cultived and resistant to drought.
His hair is particularly original, hard and anarchic, in various shapes. The Microsorum plant is also called fern kangaroo for his stems that look like kangaroo paws.
MICROSORUM
BK/20
Maranta Variegata
Native plants from equatorial forest of Brazil and Guyana where they grow in shady places of the undergrowth. The leaves have the peculiarity to remain erect during the night and bend during the day to maintain humidity. They are fast growing plants for which they are indicated for those who have low patience with plants and want to see immediately the results . The optimal temperatures for a good cultivation of Maranta are between 20 ° C and 28 ° C.
MARANTA VARIEGATA
VP/18 H= 50 CM
Ficus Bonsai
It is a species of tropical Ficus, belonging to the Moraceae family, which for tradition is cultivated with bonsai, being durable, easely adapt to the interior conditions of an apartment but is quite rare in nature. It’s a very malleable plant and easy to maintain, with a very large, sinuous, twisted and extremely wide trunk. The foliage is very wide, leafy and shaded. In nature it reaches impressive sizes, while in cultivation it does not exceed 3 meters.
FICUS BONSAI GINSENG
Gr.500 CP/20 H= 50/60 CM
Gr.500 VC/20 H= 50/60 CM
Gr.750 CP/25 H= 60 CM
Gr.750 VC/20 H= 60 CM
Gr.1000 CP/25 H= 70 CM
Gr.1000 VC/
Ficus Benjamina
Very elegant plant native of india, south east asia and tropical north australia, it can assume considerable dimensions. Minimal nocturnal temperatures can drop to around 16°-20°c,those optimal diurnal swing from 22° to 26°c.
FICUS BENJAMINA
VP/27 H= 150 CM
FICUS AUREA
VP/17 H= 70 CM
VP/22 H= 90 CM
FICUS GREEN
VP/17 H= 70 CM
VP/22 H= 90 CM
FICUS PUMILA SUNNY
BK/16
