Garden Beauty in Premium Planter

Product Details: The Plants and Planters are Sourced from Holland. The Planters contains PEFC certified wood fibres which gives a natural look. Plant Details: 1 Bonsai, 2 Mixed Color Echeveria, 1 Crassula, 1 Cactus Plants are arranged with Black stones and moss in the planter. These Plants requires very less Water and are easy to maintain. Planter Details: The Unique Heraldry texture has a striking apperance with its diamind structure.A trendy texture in modern white colour. The Outer Layer Shows the design of the Planter. The Second Layer on the inside is a unique insulating layer, it protects the roots of the plants against frost in winter and heat in summer. Planter Dimensions H- 15cm, W- 34cm Approx Planters are designed for indoor and outdoor regardless of the wind and weather.

About: Dish gardens are the perfect way to gift a variety of plants. Popular for many occasions, Get Well to Thinking of You, New Business or Home to Sympathy, and Congratulations to Best Wishes, these delightful mixed gardens are compact and easy-to-care for by following a few simple tips. Light: Ideally, a dish garden has plants with similar care requirements. Most of the plants will flourish under medium light–not full sun, but a bright area near a window, such as a counter, coffee table or desk. water: Watering a dish garden is not difficult, but does require initial attention to understand the best schedule for your garden. Most dish gardens are planted in a ceramic container or a basket with a liner, which means there is no drainage. These plants do not want their roots sitting in water, so making sure there is enough time between waterings is important. Temperature: Ideal temperature should be 18- 24 degrees Celsius Care If the soil feels dry, gently drizzle water into all areas of the container. If the soil still feels moist, wait another day or two and check it again. If you think you’ve watered too much, after letting the water filter in for a minute or two, tip the container sideways over a sink and let the extra water run out.