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Fiscus Benjamina | Weeping Fig
From AED 45Weeping Fig Plant (Ficus Benjamina)
The Weeping Fig, also known as Ficus Benjamina, is a popular indoor plant appreciated for its elegant drooping branches and glossy green foliage. It’s part of the Ficus genus, which encompasses many varieties. Weeping figs are relatively easy to care for but can be a bit sensitive to changes in their environment. They prefer bright, indirect light and consistent watering—allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Regular misting can also help maintain humidity, which these plants enjoy. Keep an eye out for pests like spider mites or scale, as they can sometimes be a nuisance for these plants. Overall, they’re stunning additions to indoor spaces, adding a touch of graceful greenery.
Fittonia Green – White Nerve Plant 5-10cm
From AED 14Nerve Plant (Fittonia Green)
Fittonia, often called nerve plant, is a striking houseplant known for its vibrant green leaves with intricate veins. The “green” variety typically features deep green foliage with contrasting veins in various shades, creating a visually appealing look. It’s a fantastic choice for terrariums or as a decorative accent in indoor spaces due to its low-growing and spreading nature. Fittonias prefer humid conditions and indirect light, making them ideal for areas like bathrooms or rooms with higher humidity levels. They’re fairly low-maintenance but do require consistent moisture to keep their leaves from wilting.
Flamingo Flower Plant | Anthurium
From AED 45Anthurium Red | Flamingo Flower
Anthurium is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae. These plants are known for their attractive, waxy flowers and glossy, heart-shaped leaves. The most common species grown as houseplants is Anthurium andraeanum, also known as the “Flamingo flower” or “Laceleaf.” The most distinctive feature of Anthurium plants is their unique flowers, which are usually red, pink, or white. The spathe, the colored, leaf-like structure, surrounds the spadix, a spike-shaped structure that contains the tiny flowers.
