Rhapis exelsa (110cm)

Rhapis exelsa (110cm)The Lady Palm is a timeless favourite, known for its elegant fan shaped leaves and upright, cane like stems. With its lush, architectural look, it brings a touch of sophistication to any interior. Easy to care for, the Lady Palm is well suited to both beginners and seasoned plant lovers. Will thrive best in mid to bright light situations. Ideally the compost should dry out a little between watering; water freely in the growing season and sparingly in

Allow the top layer of soil to dry between waterings

Nursery pot size: 21cm

indirect light and warmth

A sought-after tree that is thought to bring positive energy and prosperity

making it an excellent choice for urban gardens

The most striking feature of the Magic Bells variety are the clusters of light green lanterns at the end of the flower stalk

Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings and feed once a month in spring and summer

Avoid strong midday sun which can scorch the leaves

Native to South America this Calathea has distinctive ornamental leaves which will add a bold

Most Peperomia are native to sub-tropical areas of South and Central America but they can also be found in Africa

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still water it in spring and summer when the compost feels dry