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Ficus microcarpa
Before putting it in place, the earthen ball of your ficus must be immersed in water for a few moments. Also remember to gently untangle the roots so that they can easily access water. It is of Asian origin and likes to flourish in a humid environment, with a minimum temperature of 15 degrees. Ficus Ginseng Microcarpa, also called ficus ginseng, is an excellent choice. Exposure to full light should be avoided; prefer partial shade. Don't forget to cut its shoots regularly and carefully to allow it to maintain a harmonious size and shape. Furthermore, as the leaves are fragile, be careful not to break them when handling them. For watering, it will be enough to regularly check that the soil is very moist on the surface, if this is not the case, pour water moderately while avoiding stagnation. You wish to buy a ficus microcarpa ? It's by here !
The Fittonia
The fittonia is native to South America, more precisely from the tropical forests of Peru and Colombia. It is a creeping species whose leaves are oval and ribbed in yellow, green, white, or even red and pink: perfect for giving color and originality to the environment of your Asparagus plumosus
It is also called Asparagus by florists, who often use it to enhance their floral arrangements. Its fine and delicate foliage but quite dense and full gives it a fern-like appearance. Asparagus plumosus is the most common variety of asparagus.Asparagus plumosus thrives in a humid and bright which allows it to display a beautiful green color, but is quite fragile, you must remember to divide the stems so that it is airy in the
Pilea involucrata
It is part of the Urticaceae family, like the nettle. The pilea involucrata is found in almost all tropical forests. This species is easy to maintain and also brings a touch of original decoration with its oval-shaped leaves with an embossed appearance, green on the top and purple on the bottom. Its cultivation is carried out in a bright and very humid place. If the edges of the leaves turn yellow, this indicates a lack of water. A temperature that is too low and continues (less than 15 degrees) will result in leaves that turn black and eventually fall off. Conversely, avoid placing your piléa involucrata too close to a heat source such as radiators. Flowering of pileas is rare, the flowers are small and most of the time tinged with pink.
The Coffee Tree
Flowering which is followed by green then red berries, containing the coffee seeds, is not possible indoors. The Coffee tree is a small shrub native to tropical Africa. It has large oval leaves with wavy edges, of a beautiful shiny dark green. The coffee tree behaves very well in a
Iresin

It is part of the large amaranthaceae family and is native to Brazil. Its red or pink stems feature purple leaves with beautiful, clearly visible veins. The foliage can also be pink, yellow and green. To be able to give the full potential of its colors full of contrasts, the leaves ofiresin need a lot of light, but always indirect.
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The maranta
Also called arrowroot, it finds its origin in the humid forests of Central and South America. It owes its name to Bartolomeo Maranta, a 16th century Italian doctor and botanist. The maranta has the nickname “the plant of prayer”. Indeed, at night, its leaves straighten and close, like hands forming the gesture of prayer. Its oval leaves of around ten centimeters are very graphic. Each of them has numerous veins, colored in a fairly bright red or sometimes pink, with spots of light green color, more or less regular, which surround the entire central vein. The maranta cannot stand full sun and will prefer partial shade.If it is used outside of a The pumila
The pumila, also called dwarf fig tree or creeping fig tree, is placed in the category of depolluting species. Originally from Asia, it is part of the Moraceae family and belongs to the ficus genus.
The pumila is a large vine that grows very quickly. It is often found on the facades of houses which it is capable of covering completely thanks in particular to its aerial roots. Its leaves are oval and green, with an average size of 3 centimeters, and their texture is reminiscent of paper. It likes very cool and humid soil, and does not appreciate excessive heat which quickly causes its leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Its ability to grow quickly requires pruning it regularly to prevent it from becoming too invasive to the point of smothering other species found in the
The syngonium
The syngonium, nicknamed crow's feet, is native to South and Central America, in an area between Mexico and Bolivia.
Its leaves, shaped like a spearhead, sometimes take the shape of hearts. They are green in color with darker edges but can come in other shades such as pink, purple or variegated ivory. In addition to its very decorative appearance, syngonium has the great quality of being one of the depolluting species. Maintaining the syngonium is not restrictive. Indirect light is sufficient for it and it resists diseases very well. However, it will be necessary to pay particular attention to the sap of the syngonium. Indeed, the latter contains substances which can irritate the mucous membranes, particularly the mouth. So remember to take precautions when handling it to include it in your
The chamaedorea
This is a small palm tree that grows in humid environments and is found in Mexico, and more generally in South and Central America.
Its foliage is composed of long leaves ranging from light green to dark green. It is easy to maintain, lives a long time and does not need special attention.
A lack of water ? The ends of the leaves burn. Brown spots on the foliage ? Too much exposure to the sun. For the rest, a temperature of around 18-20 degrees and the humidity of
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