Native to central South America, the ball cactus or Parodia magnifica is the ideal beginner cactus with an aesthetic round shape & highly adaptable personality. They can grow in a range of climates, withstanding high & low temperatures.
This small, ball-shaped cacti is adorable & adds a unique touch to your home garden. Originating from Central South America, this plant holds a unique status as a cacti as it requires more moisture than cactus plants usually do.
This hardy semi-succulent does not need too much attention. Give the Sansevieria lotus low light & keep the soil moist, & your plant happily grows in its little pot, with tall variegated leaves. The way the leaves grow out of the pot resembles a lotus, earning this Sansevieria its name.
The triangle cactus or fairy castle cactus is a special cactus grown in North America, with long vertical stems or varying heights, resembling the towers of a fairy castle. Scientifically known as Cereus tetragonus, this cactus is one of the best beginner plants for aspiring gardeners.
This spine-covered, green globular cactus shares many similarities with others in the Mammillaria family, the primary marker being its resilience. Requiring very little maintenance, this cactus is perfect for adding a little summer surprise to your garden.
The Sansevieria Trifasciata is commonly known as the “mother in law’s tongue” or “snake plant” ornate your home garden with a lush green foliage due to its deep green leaves. Making for a warm & cosy ambience.
Green Hanni Sansevieria is a compact succulent. The Green Hanni Sansevieria is commonly known as the “dwarf mother in law’s tongue”, taking after the common name “mother in law’s tongue” given to snake plants.
