Marantha Fascinator
The Maranta Fascinator or Prayer plant has dark green leaves featuring pink veins and lighter green marking to the leaves. At night time the leaves have a folding or ‘praying’ habit. This plant has a crawling habit so looks fantastic across a shelf but will also trail over the edge. Known for its air-purifying qualities and pet-friendly nature.
Hawaii Palm
The Hawaiian Palm is a succulent plant native to the Hawaiian Islands and has a crown of fleshy leaves and fragrant yellow trumpet shaped flowers which grow from the top. It is now extinct in the wild but is maintained in cultivation and popular as a houseplant, requiring bright indirect light well-draining soil and infrequent watering as it stores water in its trunk.
Tylecodon Bucholzianus
A dwarf succulent shrub with a swollen base (caudex), giving it a bonsai-like appearance. Flowers will be ale pink or red-purple emerging from tubes on short stalks. A winter-growing species, meaning its main growth period occurs during the cooler months, with dormancy in the summer.
Begonia Tamaya
The Begonia Tamaya is a hardy tree like houseplant with speckled leaves with white spots and red undersides. It produces clusters of white to pink hanging flowers resembling a miniature bamboo and is a popular ornamental plant known for its unique appearance and relative ease of care. It thrives in bright indirect light and prefers consistently moist but well-draining soil and enjoys high humidity.
Platycerium / Staghorn Fern
Great sized plants
The Staghorn fern is a houseplant which has two distinct types of fronds - antler fronds that resemble stag’s antlers and round shield fronds. In their native habitats, these ferns grow non-parasitically on the trunks and branches of trees or on rocks.
These look great in a hanging pot as once the antler shaped leaves grow they begin to fall over the edge of the pot. Each long leaf has a fuzzy texture and is shaped at the end in a very unique way.
Fenestraria rhopalophylla or the "Baby Toes" plant is a small cushion forming succulent with finger like club shaped leaves. These are translucent in their tips which allow photosynthesis. In its natural habitat most of the plant remains buried under sand with only these transparent tips exposed to light. The plant produces daisy-like yellow flowers in late summer and autumn and requires full light, well-draining soil and infrequent watering to prevent rot.
Kalanchoe Lucky Bells
Kalanchoe 'Lucky Bells' is variety of Kalanchoe known for its elongated fleshy leaves and stems with clusters of trumpet shaped apricot flowers. It's an easy-care succulent that requires bright, indirect light and infrequent watering, thriving in average room temperatures. This plant is a tender perennial, meaning it lives for more than two years but is susceptible to cold.
Rustic 3 Tier Planter
Rustic is look this planter will hold 3 plants.
Diameter of each pot is 10cm x 7cm in height.
60cm in height of the whole stand approximately
