The stunning Calathea Medallion is arguably one of Mother Nature’s most beautiful creations. Its large, “medallion”-like leaves appear to be painted with brushstrokes of deep green and fuchsia tones, flourishing out into a bouquet of unmistakable, colorful foliage. The array of green colour throughout each leaf is stunning, which is then topped off by the deep purple underside. Also known as 'prayer plants', watch its leaves open and close at dawn and dusk. Plus, it's a mighty air purifier so it'll clean up any nasties from your room too. Light and Water As these plants are native to the rainforest, they need indirect light, warmth and humidity to grow well. If you're lacking humidity, you can replicate it by misting your plant once every few days with a spray bottle. Because of this, Medallions are massive fans of being placed in a bathroom where humidity is present on a consistent basis. Otherwise we suggest misting them often when in other rooms. This is not a drought tolerant indoor plant, but it is relatively forgiving if you forget to water it from time to time. Extended periods of dryness can result in brown leaf tips or edges.
Calathea ‘Freddie’ is known for its beautiful striped green foliage. Calatheas in the wild are found on tropical forest floors. Light and Water They can tolerate living in partial shade and make the perfect plant for filling in some of the shadier parts of your plant room! Too much direct sun burns the leaves and causes the beautiful leaf colors to fade. For best results, maintain a regular watering schedule and keep the soil damp, but never wet or saturated. This is not a drought tolerant indoor plant, however, the top of the soil should be allowed to dry out a little between waterings. Extended periods of dryness can result in brown leaf tips or edges. Overwatering will cause the plant to wilt and it will recover slowly. Like many tropical indoor plants, this plant prefers a spot with ample humidity. Brown edges on the leaves indicate the air is too dry. Mist the leaves twice per week with room temperature water.
Escape from the same old, same old and find something new with Flowers and Plants Co. Enjoy a bouquet that says ‘enough is enough’ to the status quo and gives you beauty and poise in equal measure. Discover the Ruby bouquet today.
Ignite the passions and let someone know you’re thinking of them. Our ‘Special One’ is the bouquet for you. A pared-back arrangement of pink stocks and eucalyptus, it’s just the thing to say, ‘I love you.’
A fun and funky bouquet, this combination of pink and orange gerberas reminds us of days out at the beach and summer fairground rides. Relive those childhood days and send this bouquet as a cheerful treat to someone close to you.
Get your floral fix with a regal combination of white roses, astrantia, phlox, lisianthus and fresh eucalyptus, it’s a bouquet fit for a queen. You’ll just need a crown..
Dive into the world of floral artistry, curated by Flowers and Plants Co. Let your imagination run wild and discover this bouquet of radiant white stocks and eucalyptus. It’s fresh, fabulous and available for delivery today.
A beautifully balanced bouquet made using white stocks and eucalyptus sprigs. It’s the perfect gift to treat someone with or, perhaps, just spoil yourself. Whatever you do with it, the Lucky One can be yours today.
Alstroemeria are long lasting and vibrant: they’re the undiscovered gem of the floral world. Here at Flowers and Plants Co., we can’t get enough of them. Versatile in a bouquet or simply gorgeous on their own, this arrangement is a fine example of alstroemeria doing what it does best: showing off.
Want to keep your world connected? Send a message to a loved one or share some good news: whatever the occasion, say it with the lovely Milanese arrangement. A classy combination of Colombian roses and Italian Ruscus, it’s an all-round stunner.
A decadent, delectable bouquet, this design is all about luxury and love. So, whether you’re treating a Valentine or splashing out for your partner, do it the right way with this dashing combination of roses and Italian ruscus.