Ideal plant for creating hanging baskets, with sagging growth
Plant that reaches large dimensions thanks to its climbing ability
Easy management and optimal growth, coming from the Caribbean
It requires medium humidity, without water stagnation and good light exposure
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Pilea depressa is a creeping Caribbean plant, also cultivated in hanging and drooping tufts, very easy to manage, does not require too much light and medium humidity. It is very popular for terrariums
In the apartment it provides a magnificent aesthetic effect with its small leaves and drooping branches, making it excellent for creating hanging terrariums or for decorating corners of the house with a showy and lush plant.
In terrariums it is used for tropical or subtropical settings, given its crawling ability, making it suitable for creating natural paths or covering 3d or natural backgrounds (eg xaxim panels).
We recommend a management temperature between 25/26 ° C ° and humidity of 80/90% in a terrarium or paludarium; in the apartment, standard temperatures of any home are fine, avoiding temperatures below 20 ° C
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Green moss, in portioned clods
Great for tropical and subtropical terrariums
Provides additional shelter and keeps humidity stable
Mix of substrates and natural micro / macro elements, with grafts of bioactive crops
Used for creating an optimal substrate for tropical and substropical bioactive terrariums
Contains natural elements and spores, favoring the rapid maturation of the bioactive terrarium
From controlled and sustainable crops in South America, without pesticides
Large leaves (about +30 cm) and beautiful color
Ideal for covering tropical terrariums, providing shelter for exotic invertebrates, reptiles and amphibians
Contains humic acids and tannins, for greater protection against fungi and bacteria in the terrarium
Available in various diameters and heights
Easy to manage, with medium leaves with holes called 'monkey mask'
It requires high humidity for proper management and foliar growth
Climbing fern native to the island of Kyushu, Japan
Easy management, suitable for creating environment with climbing plants or decorations
Requires high humidity, good light exposure for proper management
Particular cultivar of Hypoestes phyllostachya, from Madagascar
Plant that reaches 20/25 cm in height and often woody
Easy to manage, popular as houseplants and suitable for tropical terrariums
It requires high humidity, good light exposure and suffers from drafts
Available in various diameters and heights
Medium management given its needs, with bright green leaves and different shades of black and white
It requires very high ambient humidity and does not like drafts
Known as spider plant or falangino, due to the shape and position of the leaves
Plant that reaches 25 cm in height and create lush tufts
Very easy management and multiplication, coming from South Africa
It requires high humidity, without water stagnation and good light exposure
Suitable for decorating tropical terrariums.
Also known as the "wind plant" because it absorbs water only from the air and does not need to be planted in soil.
Creeping rhizome fern, called five-finger fern, due to the shape of the leaves
Perfect for creating undergrowth gardens or shady areas
Easy to manage, coming from various areas of North America and East Asia
It requires areas of penumbra, frequent nebulizations and medium humidity
A colorful, easy-to-manage, fast-growing tropical plant with a drooping position
The leaves have variegated purple colors and purple flowers
Very suitable for decorating an apartment or for use in tropical terrariums
Requires medium humidity, little water and a bright location
From the Bromeliad family
Easy to care for, very colorful, adapts to a variety of conditions
Requires constant humidity year-round and medium/high, indirect light
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