Sparmannia africana

Sparmannia africanaThis glorious plant is a member of the Lime family and is a vigorous grower. Native to South Africa, it has superb foliage and will flower at maturity. A stunning specimen which is rarely seen in the UK. Prefers bright, indirect light. Water and then allow the top inch of soil to dry out before repeating (top two inches in winter). Feed monthly in growing season. Mist to increase humidity. Keep away from radiators and ideally in an unheated room in

Water thoroughly and wait until the compost has almost dried out before rewatering

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An impressive and rarely seen tropic-loving plant with emerald green heart-shaped leaves and deep red stems

indirect light with consistently moist (but not waterlogged) soil

The Ficus elastica gets its nickname "Rubber Plant" from the latex sap which was

Water more sparingly during winter and feed regularly throughout spring and summer to encourage healthy growth

This is a normal part of the growing process

Medium to bright indirect light is best

Cissus striata

The colourful spathes can last as long as 6 weeks before dying back

in optimum conditions

They bloom from the terminal ends of segment pads with orange flowers