XXL plants

The Cycas actually belongs to the group of palm ferns and not palm trees. The most special thing about the Cycas is, in addition to the fact that this palm lasts a lifetime with good care, this palm already existed in the Carboniferous era. Palm fossils indicate that this is one of the oldest palm species in the world.   This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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The Euphorbia Eritrea is a beautiful beautifully branched cactus. The cactus has a rough and tough appearance and is very strong. Officially, the Euphorbia Eritrea is not a cactus (but a succulent cactus) but is often mistaken for it. It is very photogenic and highly recommended for plant lovers with less green fingers. Euphorbia Cacti are a real trend on the houseplant market. Care Instructions Cacti are masters of survival. They can store a lot of water, so they can easily be dry for longer periods. At lower temperatures in winter, a cactus can go without water for 3 months (some cactus species can shrink slightly). At lower temperatures it is better to keep the soil dry. However, if the plant is in full sun in the living room and/or above a radiator, watering once a month is recommended.This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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Ideal for a bright spot without direct sunlight. The Calathea comes from tropical areas in America such as Brazil and Columbia. Furthermore, Calatheas also bring clean air! In your home, significant amounts of harmful gas particles are trapped by the leaves of this plant and they give oxygen in return! The climate in the house is better for everyone by using these plants. These air-purifying plants are suitable for homes, schools and offices Care Instructions A Calathea is not only a beautiful plant to look at, it also has an air-purifying effect. Place the plant in a light place, but not in direct sun. He also likes a place a little further in the room. Spray the leaves at least once a week, because as a jungle plant it needs high humidity. Eventually the Calathea can grow to about 100 cm. Furthermore, the Calathea is not toxic to pets! This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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This houseplant mix consists of exceptionally strong and easy-care houseplants so that you too can create a beautiful green oasis. The easiest houseplants to grow and care for. The plants need little water - perfect if you don't have much time or usually forget to water. In addition, they also look great! Be in the mix.. 1. Ctenanthe burle-marxii The Ctenanthe is a plant native to tropical Central and South America. The plant is related to the Calathea, and has the same nice feature that the plant pulls up its leaves in the evening. This means that during the day you can see the nice striped top of the leaf, and when it gets dark the nice purple underside. So don't be alarmed if you hear some rustling in the evening: these are leaves sliding past each other! 2. Chamadorea Elegance The Chamaedorea elegans, also known as the Mexican dwarf palm, are native to the rainforest of southern Mexico and Guatemala. With a growth of up to 50 cm per year, this is the ideal indoor palm. It has been a popular roommate for years because it is easy to maintain. It has elegant green leaves that give a real tropical look. 3. Clusia Rosea 'Princess' The Clusia Rosea 'Princess' is becoming a very popular and strong houseplant. Strong plant with sturdy, fairly large leaves that have a beautiful shine. The plant is native to tropical and subtropical regions. Their natural habitat stretches from South America to South America, but the Clusia grows mainly in the Caribbean.1 Clusia plant can purify up to 32 m2 of air!  4. Sansevieria Sansevierias are native to Africa and are one of the easiest houseplants. The plant is also called 'woman's tongue'.  With its beautiful raised thickened leaves, the Sanseveria is a sight to behold. The plant is characterized by its green with yellow striped leaves. It is an ideal houseplant for people without green fingers. The Sansevieria purifies the air and improves the humidity in a room. This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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When the new leaves grow they are coiled and show their pinkish red undersides, when they emerge they are light green and darken with age. The Makoyana is pet-friendly and prefers a bit of shade, so she's the perfect choice to brighten up an otherwise dull corner. Fun fact: It is also known as the Praying Plant because it closes its leaves at night. The Calathea comes from tropical areas in America such as Brazil and Columbia. Calatheas also bring clean air! In your home, significant amounts of harmful gas particles are trapped by the leaves of this plant and they give oxygen in return! The climate in the house is better for everyone by using these plants. These air-purifying plants are suitable for homes, schools and offices. Care Instructions A Calathea is not only a beautiful plant to look at, it also has an air-purifying effect. Place the plant in a light place, but not in direct sun. He also likes a place a little further in the room. Spray the leaves at least once a week, because as a jungle plant it needs high humidity. Furthermore, Calatheas are not poisonous, and they can grow to a size of about 100 cm.  This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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Striking about this plant is the beautiful drawing on the leaf. The Calathea Orbifolia can grow up to 1 meter high and has a strong air-purifying property. The large leaves of the Orbifolia easily convert CO2 into fresh oxygen. A specific feature of the Calathea species is that they close their leaves in the evening. So don't be alarmed if you hear a rustling sound in the evening. The next morning the plant is just showing off its leaves again.  Caring for Calathea Orbifolia Since the Calathea Orbifolia originates from the rainforest, it loves a good drink of water. Make sure that the soil around the houseplant is moist at all times, so that the plant does not dry out. In nature, these plants grow in the shade of larger trees and plants. This is why the Calathea  like it a little darker. Place the plant in a shaded spot without direct sunlight. This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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When the leaves are dried, they can be used for the outside of cigars. This also explains the plant's second nickname, the tobacco plant. Originally the Ficus Lyrata comes from the African rainforests, where it can reach a height of 20 meters with leaves of 50 cm. Doesn't that sound like music to your ears?!  Care Instructions The Ficus Lyrata is a real sun worshipper. They love a place in front of the window, the more (sun) light the better. Furthermore, when watering, it is better not to give too much water at the same time. It is best to keep the soil slightly moist. It's okay if the soil dries out a bit. The violet plant also likes high humidity, so it is recommended to spray the plant now and then. Choose a place out of the reach of children and pets because the leaves are slightly poisonous and cause bumps on the skin when ingested. Ultimately, the Ficus Lyrata can grow to more than 3 meters indoors!  Note: the leaves of the violet plant may contain brown spots. This is a normal phenomenon, because the plants contain a sap that turns brown when it comes into contact with the air. So nothing to worry about! This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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It is nice to combine these with other artificial plants in our range. Bring nature into your home and make it cozy with our other home accessories. Together they create the Nordic look you are looking for! This is a demonstration store. You can’t purchase products like this. All product images are licensed by Adobe Stock. • Available in many different shapes• For a nature look This is a demonstration store, you can buy articles like this at oolabooshop.com

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