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Aglaonema Plant
Aglaonema PlantAglaonema Plant (Local)
We Have SIX Varieties Available in Aglaonema
Aglaonema Green
Aglaonema White
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)
Aglaonema Snow Rain (Imported)
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
HOW TO CARE AGLAONEMA PLANT?
Aglaonema stalks retain water for the plant in periods of drought. If there is too much water in the soil and the stalks are also full of water, this can cause the plant to rot. In this case, hold off on watering, aerate (or in severe cases replace) the soil, and prune away any rotting stalks.
₨1,000.00Select options
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)₨8,500.00Add to cart
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)Aglaonema Silver Plant (Imported)
We Have SIX Varieties Available in Aglaonema
Aglaonema Green
Aglaonema White
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)
Aglaonema Snow Rain (Imported)
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
HOW TO CARE AGLAONEMA PLANT?
Aglaonema stalks retain water for the plant in periods of drought. If there is too much water in the soil and the stalks are also full of water, this can cause the plant to rot. In this case, hold off on watering, aerate (or in severe cases replace) the soil, and prune away any rotting stalks.
₨8,500.00Add to cart
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)₨7,000.00Add to cart
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
We Have SIX Varieties Available in Aglaonema
Aglaonema Green
Aglaonema White
Aglaonema Silver (Imported)
Aglaonema Snow Rain (Imported)
Aglaonema White Mayang (Imported)
HOW TO CARE AGLAONEMA PLANT?
Aglaonema stalks retain water for the plant in periods of drought. If there is too much water in the soil and the stalks are also full of water, this can cause the plant to rot. In this case, hold off on watering, aerate (or in severe cases replace) the soil, and prune away any rotting stalks.
₨7,000.00Add to cart
AGLAONEMIA PINK
AGLAONEMIA PINKIMPORTED AGLAONEMIA PINK WITH FLOWER PLANT SIZE = 12-14 INCH
₨3,500.00Add to cart
Ajwain Plant
Ajwain PlantAjwain Plant
Plant Size : 6 ~12 inch
Season: Full Season
Pot : Simple Black Plastic Pot (Same like picture)
Will deliver the same type of plants same as in the picture
*This image is just for reference your plant may have different number of leaves and different numbers of fruits at the time of delivery
Available Vegetable Plants :
Dhania = 200Rs
Podina / Mint = 200Rs
Meethi Pot = 200Rs
Palak Pot = 200Rs
Desi China Lemon = 500 ~ 700Rs
Big Kaghzi Lemon = 2000Rs
Lemon Grass Pot = 800Rs
Imported Big Lemons Plant = 2000Rs
Kaffir Lime = 8000Rs
Karri Patta / Curry Plant = 300Rs
Thyme = 500Rs
Rosemary = 800Rs
Green Lettuce = 200Rs
Pink lettuce = 200Rs
Iceberg Pot = 200Rs
Rocket = 300Rs
Turrai Bail = 300Rs
Kaddu bail = 300Rs
Celery = 200Rs
Brinjal = 200Rs
Ajwain = 300Rs
Chilli Desi = 200Rs
Sweet Basil = 300Rs
F1 Hybrid Tomato Plant = 300Rs
F1 Hybrid Cherry Tomato Plant = 300Rs
Tulsi = 300Rs
Broccoli Plant = 300Rs
Romaine Lettuce = 200Rs
Rainbow Chard = 200Rs
Bok choy = 200Rs
Please visit this link for more Veggie Plants :
https://plantroops.com/product-category/buy-vegetable-plants
₨300.00Add to cart
Alocasia Plant (Imported)
Alocasia Plant (Imported)₨15,000.00Add to cart
Alocasia Plant (Imported)
Alocasia Plant (Imported)Alocasia Plant (Imported)
*Same Size plant will deliver in same Condition as shown in picture
Alocasia houseplants are known for their distinctive and stunning foliage. Broad heart- or arrowhead-shaped, textured leaves can feature flat or wavy edges and boast distinctive veining that is often creamed colored and provides stark contrast from the deep green of the leaf. Alocasia have a very commanding presence. This is a plant that pulls you in with its striking looks and undeniable charm and adds effortless style to any end table or bookcase.
Like all indoor plants, it is easier to care for the Alocasia when you understand more about its origin. These are subtropical plants that hail from Asia and Eastern Australia. In nature, these plants grow underneath a tree canopy, so the Alocasia naturally develops large leaves to help give it an edge over other plants when it comes to soaking up sunlight.
Some varieties of Alocasia will grow into massive plants with exceptionally large leaves. There are smaller varieties available that are more manageable and will not take over your home if space is a concern. Expect your Alocasia to grow very quickly during the warmer months. These fast-growing houseplants can push out new leaves almost weekly when they are actively growing. When the weather turns cold, Alocasia will hold steady until the next growing season.
Under the right conditions, your Alocasia will bloom. The flowers feature a spathe and spadix, but typically end up concealed by the leaves. The foliage of Alocasia is the real showstopper.
₨15,000.00Add to cart
ANTHURIUM JEMANII PLANT
ANTHURIUM JEMANII PLANTPLANT SIZE:1-1.5 ft
HOW TO CARE ANTHURIUM JEMANII PLANT;
Grow your anthurium in a spot that gets plenty of bright, indirect light but no direct sunshine. Anthuriums do best in a warm room that’s around 15-20°C, away from draughts and radiators. High humidity is best, so a bathroom or conservatory is ideal for them. Grouping plants together can help to raise humidity.
Your Anthurium prefers temperatures between 65-80 degrees during the day and no cooler than 60 degrees at night. Avoid placing your plants near heating and air conditioning vents and fans. Feed once a month during the spring and summer with a liquid fertilizer for indoor plants. Anthurium are toxic to pets and humans.
Encourage your anthurium to bloom by providing lots of indirect sunlight, proper watering, high humidity, and weekly feeding with diluted phosphorus-rich fertilizer.
Watering anthuriums is easy, though a little counterintuitive. Although they’re tropical plants that thrive in high humidity, anthurium water requirements are very light. Anthuriums have big, fleshy roots that rot easily in waterlogged soil, so they really only need to be watered once a week or so.
₨15,000.00Add to cart
Areca Palm | Golden Palm | Butterfly Palm | Yellow Palm
Areca Palm | Golden Palm | Butterfly Palm | Yellow Palm₨1,000.00 – ₨6,000.00Select options
Areca Palm | Golden Palm | Butterfly Palm | Yellow Palm
Areca Palm | Golden Palm | Butterfly Palm | Yellow PalmARECA PALM
We have three sizes available in Areca Palms
Small Areca Palm = 2.5 ~ 3ft = 1000Rs
Standard Areca Palm = 4.5 ~ 5ft = 2500Rs
BIG Areca Palm = 7 ~ 7.5ft = 6000Rs
Areca Palm i.e Golden Cane Palm belongs to the perennial flowering plant family Arecaceae and it is one of the lowest maintenance plants. The plant does best in warmer conditions and produces bright yellow flowers. It consumes indirect sunlight and moist well-drained soil to thrive.
Reasons to Grow Areca Palm:
- Emits More Oxygen
- Enhances Room Beauty
- Improves Air Humidity
- Promote Positive Energy
₨1,000.00 – ₨6,000.00Select options
Asparagus Fern
Asparagus FernAsparagus Fern
*We will deliver same size plant / fern as shown in picture
Description
Asparagus Fern is a wiry shrub with branches that scramble or climb if support is provided. It is one of the fastest-growing, least demanding houseplants. Asparagus ferns are not ferns at all, they belong to the asparagus family. The common names are derived from their appearance, the plumes of feathery foliage resemble delicate, lacy ferns.
They need bright indirect light, without full sun and high humidity. Insufficient light as well as insufficient water will result in yellow needles that drop. Should these conditions damage the plant, the yellow needles will not rejuvenate, however, once proper conditions are met, new growth will appear at the soil line.
₨1,000.00Add to cart
ASPIDISRA ELATIOR
ASPIDISRA ELATIORHOW TO CARE ASPIDISRA ELATIOR PLANT: Keep moist and evenly watered in summer, but more sparsely in winter. Relatively forgiving if you
₨2,500.00Add to cart
ASPLENIUM ANTIQUUM PLANT
ASPLENIUM ANTIQUUM PLANTPLANT SIZE:1.5 FT
HOW TO CARE ASPLENIUM ANTIQUUM PLANT:
Aspleniun antiquum thrives in a humid spot in your home, away from bright direct sunlight. Water into the soil when it the surface has slightly dried out, avoiding watering into the centre of the rosette as this can cause rot. Any damaged or dead fronds may be carefully removed as needed.
Given the right indoor environment, they will thrive and make for a wonderfully unique houseplant.
Watering. Water thoroughly during the growing season but less so in the winter.
Temperature. Asplenium nidus Crispy Wave benefits from cool to average household temperatures between 16°C and 21°C.
₨7,000.00Add to cart
Begonia Plant
Begonia PlantHow to Care Begonia Plant:
Tuberous begonias will naturally die back each year. Start decreasing water in late summer to early fall and trim back foliage when it starts to yellow. Dig up the tubers at the first threat of frost. Clean any remaining dirt from the tubers and dry them on newspaper in a sunny location for about a week. To prevent powdery mildew, lightly dust them with sulfur powder and store individually in paper bags or wrapped in newspaper.
Rhizomatous and wax types don’t die back and are usually pinched or lightly pruned each year to keep them healthy and encourage full, but compact growth. In warmer climates, this is best done in spring. In cooler climates, you can do this in fall as a clean-up before bringing them inside for the winter. In addition to cutting them back, check for signs of pests or disease before moving them indoors. Slowly acclimate them to their new inside location by first placing in a bright window and gradually decreasing the amount of light. This will to help prevent stress, which causes the leaves to drop. Once warmer temperatures return, reverse the process and move them back outside. See below for information on growing as houseplants.
For all types, deadheading spent begonia flowers keeps plants clean and healthy, as well as promotes more blooms.
Soil:
All begonias like evenly moist, well-draining soil with some added organic matter.
Amendments and fertilizer:
For general growing purposes, apply a balanced water-soluble fertilizer once a month in the growing season. For plants grown strictly for their foliage, like angel wings, use a fertilizer that is higher in nitrogen.
Watering:
Regular watering is important for healthy plants. The soil should remain moist at all times, but not too wet, as this can cause rot. Water at the base of the plant to keep the foliage dry and prevent leaf spot and fungal diseases.
Diseases and pests:
Susceptible to powdery mildew, mealy bugs, mites, thrips, and whitefly. Stem rot and rhizome rot can be caused by overwatering and soggy soil.
₨700.00Add to cart
BIRDS NEST FERN
BIRDS NEST FERNHOW TO CARE BIRDS NEST FERN:
The birds nest fern prefers to have indirect sunlight or shade conditions. As an indoor plant, it can do surprisingly well with only occasional exposure to natural indirect lighting, or even under artificial light. Outdoors, it prefers shade as its waxy leaves will scorch easily.
Healthy plants can have fronds up to 5 feet long, but bird’s nest ferns kept as houseplants typically have fronds that grow only about 2 feet long.
₨8,000.00Add to cart
BLACK ZZ ZAMIA
BLACK ZZ ZAMIA
PLANT SIZE= 1FT
HOW TO CARE BLACK ZZ ZAMIA :
ZZ plant is tolerant of almost all types of light levels from low to bright light, but it’s best to keep it out of direct sunlight. Drought tolerant Raven doesn’t mind low humidity and can also go a couple of weeks without water. In fact, it grows best when the soil is allowed to dry out between waterings.
₨8,000.00Add to cart
Boston fern || Sword Fern
Boston fern || Sword FernBoston Fern
*We will deliver same size plant / fern as shown in picture
The Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata), also known as the sword fern, is a popular fern species that grows in many tropical areas around the world. It is also commonly kept as a houseplant, especially because it doesn’t have high sunlight needs. The foliage of this fern remains evergreen. Its sword-shaped, blue-green fronds with many tiny leaflets are erect and arch as they grow larger. Like several other fern species, the Boston fern is a fairly slow grower and is best planted in the fall or spring.
₨700.00Add to cart