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Black thumb: when you love green but green doesn't love you back
Love plants but kill them all? Semi-serious guide for black thumbs: from indestructible plants to self-watering pots that do the work for you. Sansevieria, Pothos and hydroponics for those who forget they have green at home. Technology meets botany: intelligent pots, systems that release water gradually, survival kits. It's not about green thumb, but right tools. You too can have an urban jungle.
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60,00 €Salvo Kit | Plant Care Kit The Salvo Kit is a complete plant care set consisting of natural products that strengthen plants and prevent pests and diseases. What's in the kit: 🌿 Neem seeds : A natural, lightweight fertilizer; it releases nutrients slowly and strengthens the plant. 🌿 Worm castings: A nutrient-rich organic fertilizer that improves soil structure.
Sansevieria Hahnii green
idrocoltura
16,00 €Native to tropical regions of West Africa and India, it's a plant that adapts very well to dry climates, loves light, and can tolerate partial shade quite well. Its distinctive feature is its green and yellow striped leaves. Growth is slow, with new shoots emerging directly from the roots and then growing upward. Resistant to pest infestations, it stands out from most houseplants because it produces oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide at night. The plant's leaves can also capture and neutralize substances such as formaldehyde and other chemicals commonly released by household cleaners. Plant height: approximately 25 cm It comes complete with a 11 cm diameter and 9 cm high growing pot, a 9 cm high stylus indicator and a Venus decorative pot.
Climbing Philodendron
idrocoltura
16,00 €A shrubby, treelike, and climbing plant with aerial roots on very thin stems. The leaves are small, heart-shaped, and about 10 cm long, and green. It prefers humid environments in lightly shaded areas. This climbing plant can reach a height of 2 meters, and is highly prized for its tolerance to even low-light environments. Resistant to pest infestations, it has beneficial detoxifying properties, limiting indoor pollution. It filters many pollutants, including formaldehyde, found in carpets, furniture, and household cleaning products, and is effective against electromagnetic waves. Plant height: approximately 20 cm It comes complete with a 11 cm diameter and 9 cm high growing pot, a 9 cm high stylus indicator and a Venus decorative pot. To discover Philodendro Scandens click here
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