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
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
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Chlorophytum comosum is a marsh plant from South Africa known as falangino. Easy management, requires high humidity without stagnation, making it suitable for apartments or paludariums / terrariums
In the apartment it provides a magnificent aesthetic effect, thanks to the long-limbed leaves, with a green and white and flowing color, creating lush tufts, even large, reaching up to 25 cm in height in the right conditions
In terrariums, it is used for tropical or subtropical settings, in particular for paludariums, exploiting the ambient humidity for maximum growth performance, as well as being a phyto-purifying plant, thus helping the reduction of pollutants in paludariums with amphibians above all.
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 15 ° C
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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
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
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
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
Also called Misery Grass, due to its high adaptability to adversity
Plant that reaches about 30 cm with large and very decorative leaves
Easy handling, adaptable to any condition and very high resistance
It requires moderate humidity, avoiding sprays on the foliage
Difficulty: Low, easy to manage, it can develop in height even for several meters
Evergreen epiphytic plant, from Central and South America
Excellent for tropical and humid terrariums, it needs frequent nebulizations
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
Difficulty: Low, easy to manage
Various colors and sizes available
Plant with large faults, colored with beautiful shades, from Asia
Excellent for tropical and humid terrariums, it needs frequent nebulizations
Chinese money plant, available in various diameters and heights
Easy handling, with round coin-like leaves from Yunnan
Requires high humidity, good light exposure for proper management
Fern native to Australia, it prefers very humid environments
Plant that can reach 40/50 cm in length when ripe and rapidly growing
Easy to manage, widespread as houseplants and suitable for tropical terrariums, paludariums
The leaves have a particular texture, similar to crocodile skin
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