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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
It needs light but not direct sunlight.
In the flowering period with complete liquid fertilizer once a month, if the leaves become clearer Integrate with a fertilizer rich in iron.
Very frequently but with a little quantities of water, the soil shoul not be dry but not even too wet.
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VP/10 H= 20 CM
VP/12 H= 25 CM
VP/14 H= 40 CM
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ZAMIOCULCAS
VP/17 H= 60/70 CM
Schefflera
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SCHEFFLERA GOLD CAPELLA
VP/17 H= 70 CM
Phalenopsis
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PHALENOPSIS
VP/12 H= 50/60 CM
Pachira aquatica
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.
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VP/15 H= 70-75 CM
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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
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FICUS ROBUSTA
VP/17 H= 70/80 CM
VP/21 H= 100 CM
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Gr.750 VC/20 H= 60 CM
Gr.1000 CP/25 H= 70 CM
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