Anthurium Monenii – Rare
₹3,849.00
Out of stock
Email when stock available
Size: Single Plant | Pot Included | Free Shipping
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Related products
-
Golden Sedum Plant
₹76.95Read moreSelling size: Well rooted plant in a jiffy bag Light Most sedum plants grow best in full sun, meaning at least six hours of direct sunlight on most days. Some varieties can tolerate partial shade, though they often won’t be as sturdy or bloom as profusely as they would in full sun. However, in very hot, …
-
Black zz plant/Black Raven
₹286.25Add to cartSelling size: Mentioned in the last picture of its advertisement Raven ZZ facts Name – Zamioculcas zamiifolia Ravenâ„¢ Cultivar – Zamioculcas zamiifolia ‘Dowon’ Common name – Raven ZZ Family – Araceae Type – houseplant Height – 1 ½ to 3 feet (45 to 90 cm) Exposure – well-lit Soil type – draining soil mix Foliage …
-
Dischidia nummularia (Pebble Beach/ Button Orchid)
₹87.21Read moreSelling size: Rooted plant in a Jiffy bag Dischidia  is an epiphytic small growing tropical succulent plant, related to a Hoya, with trailing stems. These plants grows on supports such as tree trunks or branches. Their stems may produce roots along the nodes to absorb nutrients and water and provide additional support for the plant. …
-
Spanish Moss Air Plant
₹155.00Add to cartSelling size: Mentioned in the last Picture SPANISH MOSS CARE INSTRUCTIONS Scientific name: Tillandsia usneoides Synonyms: Old man’s beard, Spanish Moss, French Hair, Spanish Beard Spanish Moss is a delicate silvery-grey air plant that is often used to hang in trees or as a gorgeous décor piece without the need for soil. Despite its name, Spanish Moss is …
-
String Of Nickels (Dischidia nummularia)
₹99.00Read moreSelling size: Well rooted plant in a Jiffy bag The string of nickels (Dischidia nummularia) is a vining succulent that is native to the tropical regions of Asia, India, and Australia. It is a type of epiphyte similar to orchids and air plants such as Tillandsia, meaning that in its native habitat, the string of nickels grows on other plants …
If you need any assistance, I'm always here. Have you found what you were looking for?
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.