Euphorbia trigona 'Rubra'

Euphorbia trigona 'Rubra'Native to West Africa this fascinating and easy to care for succulent adds great statement to a room. Due to the toxicity and irritant nature of the milky sap contained within the stems: handle with care. The stems branch out often forming a candelabra like shape. The plant prefers bright light. Allow the soil to dry out before watering and feed once a month from spring to autumn. Keep away from children and pets. Nursery Pot Size: 17cm Height: 70cm

What you need to do: Cut open the bag

Its smooth matt finish and simple cylindrical design make it a versatile choice for compact foliage plants and statement houseplants

the Blue Star Fern is often chosen for its air-purifying qualities and is considered one of the easiest ferns to grow indoors

and works particularly well in smaller gardens and containers

and moderately if grown in beds or borders

The Maranta genus includes a few dozen low-growing plants native to the American tropics

The Areca Palm is a timeless interior plant

Growth: Produces offsets that can be propagated

then resume watering to encourage fresh new growth

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Keep evenly moist – re-water when top of inch of the soil has dried out

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