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The ‘Fishbone Cactus’ earned its name from its long wiggly stems, also known as the ‘Zig Zag cactus’. This funky little baby plant is the perfect addition to your windowsill collection. Once the stems grow long enough, they will start to hang down under their own weight. You can thicken the plant out but cutting it back & propagating the stems – your plant will also branch out from wherever you cut it!
The Epiphyllum Pumilum gives off major jungle vibes, its thick, leathery leaves are robust and fast growing. This funky hanging plant is the perfect low maintenance statement plant to add impact to your home jungle.
It’s hard to miss the vibrant yellow of the Neon Pothos as it grabs your attention from across the room. While it looks like it has appeared from a tropical alien planet, it has a surprisingly chill approach to life and will happily sit in a darker corner and deal with moderate amounts of neglect. Whether you are an expert or complete beginner the Neon Pothos is a staple for your collection (& will be sure to make you look like a seasoned professional to your friends!).
Epipremnum Pinnatum ‘Cebu Blue’: An attractive trailing plant with long angular leaves, it will produce fenestrations with maturity.
With gorgeous white variegation covering most of its surface, you can see how this plant earned the nicknames ‘Ghost Euphorbia’ and ‘White Ghost’. Its straight form makes it especially suitable for narrow windowsills or shelves. This Euphorbia wants lots of sunlight, so a bright windowsill or sunny room would be the ideal location for it. You are most at risk of damaging this plant by overwatering it. Resist the urge to over-care for your Euphorbia, allow them to dry out completely between waterings. A low maintenance plant with high impact, perfect for beginners.
This Euphorbia wants lots of sunlight, so a bright windowsill or sunny room would be the ideal location for it. The more sun you provide this plant with the more vibrant it will become.
This Euphorbia wants lots of sunlight, so a bright windowsill or sunny room would be the ideal location for it. The more sun you provide this plant with the more vibrant the ruby/emerald coloured tint will become.
This plant is incredibly soft to the touch, if you ever had Sylvanian Families growing up – the Leendertziae’s stems have the same fuzzy ‘flocked’ feeling! An easy-care plant which is happy to be left on a windowsill and not fussy about missing the occasional watering.
This plant will produce an abundance of smaller ‘pups’ around its base, which you can either remove and pot on their own, or leave with the mother plant to create a larger display of Gasteria.
The Haworthia Cooperi has several translucent patches on its leaves which earned it the nickname the ‘See-through Plant’. A compact, easy-care succulent plant which is perfect for beginners and happy to be placed on a windowsill and left alone (AND it’s pet safe!). One of our pet friendly options for those of you with furry friends who like to nibble on your plants!
Quantity and size of pups around the base of the plant may vary. Also known as the ‘Zebra Plant’ because of the bold white stripes covering its leaves.
A compact, easy-care succulent plant which is perfect for beginners and happy to be placed on a windowsill and left alone (AND it’s pet safe!).
The Hoya Carnose Pubicalyx has long, thin leaves which can grow up to 10cm in length. They are covered in paint like splashes of silver which grow more defined in brighter light.
One of our pet friendly options for those of you with furry friends who like to nibble on your plants! Due to the long and rigid vines of these plants, some damage can occur to the ends of the plants when we initially import them – which we then trim and neaten up, new growth will emerge from either the top of the plant or from higher up on the same vine.
One of our pet friendly options for those of you with furry friends who like to nibble on your plants! Due to the long and rigid vines of these plants, some damage can occur to the ends of the plants when we initially import them – which we then trim and neaten up, new growth will emerge from either the top of the plant or from higher up on the same vine.
Hoya Wayetti stands out from other Hoya varieties because of its many long, thin, slightly curved green leaves which have burgundy edges. One of our pet friendly options for those of you with furry friends who like to nibble on your plants!
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