- Ficus Lyrata belongs to a species of flowering plant in the mulberry and fig family.
- It is a perfect indoor plant as it features large, heavily veined and violin shaped leaves.
- Potted in corridors, living room corners, Front yard, backyard, balcony, terrace
- Watering Schedule - Twice a week.
- Get more information about plants and designing call us today/ phone-9634-66-27-55 /6395-98-26-51
- @nurseryplanner
Saturday, October 12, 2019
Ficus Lyrata Plant Fiddle Leaf Fig air purifying indoor plant (ANTI- HUMIDITY)
Friday, October 11, 2019
Thursday, October 10, 2019
There is something soothing about plants❤️. Plants have a way of making you instaly feel better and happier. Studies have also proven that plants in fact improve concentration and productivity (by up to 15%), reduce stress levels, and boost your mood.
So here is a picture of our pretty Echeveria Hybrid to make it a happy happy Friday.Phone-9634-66-27-55 & 6395-98-26-51
ooking for easy to care for indoor plants who love bright corners?
Here are 3 options that our in-house expert suggests:
1. Money Plant : Money plant is a fuss free indoor plant which loves the light but alshthinl in medium light. The money plant easily propagates in water and soil.
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2. Areca Pam : Areca palm is a crowd favourite. Areca Palms loves bright corners but hates direct sunlight. It is fairly low maintenance and needs watering only when the soil is dry.
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3 Rubber Plant : Rubber plants have unique leaves which are a great option for home decor. They also are good air purifiers.
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To buy these beauties visit our website today phone-9634-66-27-55-
. 6395-98-26-51@nurseryplanner
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Friday, May 3, 2019
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