Amorphophallus atroviridis

Amorphophallus atroviridisA rarely seen tropical Aroid, native to Thailand. This plant has beautiful deep green foliage edged with a bright pink margin, velvety to the touch! Best in bright, indirect light. Water evenly when the top two inches of the soil has dried out. Apply diluted feed monthly in Spring and Summer, water very sparingly in Winter as the plant will go dormant at this time. Requires warmth and high humidity place on a pebble tray or mist daily. *Comes planted

Feed with weak solution in spring and deadhead to prolong flowering

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is a self-taught houseplant obsessive who firmly believes every plant deserves a happy life

creating a sculptural and architectural look that suits both modern and traditional interiors

Width: 25cm

Native to the northeast of India

Its softly ruffled leaves form a neat

commonly known as the Swiss Cheese Plant

Nursery Pot Size: 30cm

Areca Palms are relatively easy to care for houseplant with air-purifying qualities

Finished with a smooth ash ergonomic handle for a secure

This Boston Fern thrives in bright