pilea
A plant parent’s favorite!
The Pilea is a very popular indoor plant known for its coin-shaped leaves.
It is also easy to get along with! Place it in bright indirect light and water when the soil is dry to the touch.
The Pilea is a very popular indoor plant known for its coin-shaped leaves.
It is also easy to get along with! Place it in bright indirect light and water when the soil is dry to the touch.
- indirect sunlight
- medium
- moderately
| Soil | Potting Mix | |
|---|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Pilea Peperomioides | |
| Habitat | China |
Baby Rubber Plant
Peperomias are popular House Plants due to their attractively patterned leaves and tolerance to low light levels. These generally succulent plants tend to have fleshy leaves and stout stems. They also used as climbers to give a great appearance. The flowers of Peperomia are minute and packed tightly on slender or cone-shaped spikes.
Each Plant comes in a brick red Khorshid hanging pot, For more pots varieties please check our Pots & Planters section.
EGP105.00
EGP105.00
Conocarpus
Conocarpus is a broadleaf evergreen tree that can withstand drought, salt, heat, and high winds. Its brown bark is flaky and attractive. Throughout the year, flushes of greenish-white and purple flowers are produced but are not showy or noticeable.
EGP80.00
EGP80.00
Bunny Ears
This plant has large, yellow, waxy, multi-petaled flowers. Small bulbous pulpy fruits follow, ripening red. Its fuzzy pads and relatively compact growth make bunny ears pricklypear a popular potted specimen both indoors and out. It also is an excellent garden plant where hardy.
From EGP95.00
From EGP95.00
Buckthorn
This sacred tree is considered the most important tree at all for producing honey. This honey has several merits and fragrant smell. This tree is planted for garnish, shade and its sweet fruits.
From EGP220.00
From EGP220.00
Anthurium
With their beautiful waxy red flowers, anthuriums are not just a pretty plant but they are one of the best air purifiers.
EGP450.00
EGP450.00
Campfire
The plant produces rosettes of fleshy, oval to lance-shaped, green or gray-green leaves that often have red spots, margins, or suffusion. Sparsely branched stems crowded with four-ranked leaves emerge from the rosettes in spring or early summer. The stems may be upright or prostrate, and the leaves hairy or smooth.
From EGP46.00
From EGP46.00