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
It needs a lot of light, it also resists the direct sun.
From may to september twice a month with complete liquid fertilizer.
In summer water it abundantly while in winter reduce water quantities. Water imbalances are the most common cause of falling leaves.
Native to the temperate regions of Australia, it is known as elk horns fern. The minimum winter temperature is 10 ° C.
PLATYCERIUM
BK/20
Native plant of Mexico named as Christmas starand and belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. It’s a photoperiodic plant so it flourishes only with a certain number of light hours (8-9 at most) while in the other hours it should be in the dark. The Christmas Star is a plant that lives well in a fairly range of temperatures, between 14 and 22 ° C. He likes airy environments but no air currents.
POINSETTIA
VP/10 H= 20 CM
VP/12 H= 25 CM
VP/14 H= 40 CM
VP/17 H= 20 CM
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.
Dipladenia or Mandevilla Splendens is an evergreen plant from South America. It is grown in hanging pots or as a climber helped by tutors. In spring it produces a large amount of pink, red or white flowers in the shape of a trumpet with an intense yellow gorge. These plants can also be grown on land in areas where winter temperatures are fairly mild.
DIPLADENIA SUNDAVILLE
VP/14 H= 40 CM
VP/17 H= 55 CM
Lianiforme native plant of Mexico. It can tolerate a minimal temperature of 14°C.
SYNGONIUM ARROW
BK/18
Spontaneous in some oriental areas (South China, Japan and Taiwan), so named in honor of the danish botanist Jacob Christian Scheffler. Rustic plant that also adapts to moderate nocturnal temperatures.
SCHEFFLERA GOLD CAPELLA
VP/17 H= 70 CM
Native plant of western Africa. It has fleshy, sessile (no petiole) leaves, long white and green with yellow rim. It is a plant that it well tolerated high temperatures. In summer, it also resists well at temperatures of 30 ° C. In winter the optimum temperatures are 13-18 ° C in any case the temperature should not fall below 3 ° C
SANSEVERIA LAURENTII
VP/14 H= 55 CM
VP/17 H= 65 CM
VP/19 H= 75 C
It is a plant of the orchid family, native of tropical regions of the Asian continent. The name means “ like a butterfly” They are cultived in pots filled with pine bark and do not tolerate temperatures below 15°C. It’s necessary that the environement air has a high and constant humidity.
PHALENOPSIS
VP/12 H= 50/60 CM
Native tree of the central american region where it grows in wetlands like tropical estuaries. In nature it reaches 15 meters in height. The plant is know as chestnut of guiana because it produces edible seeds, eaten roasted or fried.
PACHIRA AQUATICA
VP/15 H= 70-75 CM
VP/30 H= 165-175 CM
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
