A very beautiful calathea rosey cutting, approximately 3/5 leaves and well-developed root system in soil (size S, approximately 12/15 cm)

Calthea Dottie vs Calathea Var. Rosey Little Princess
The two varieties of calathea look very similar until you can't see it side by side.
Rosey Little Princess has a lot more pink on the leaves compared to Calathea Dottie.

My advice for calathea cuttings in general: Use a plastic pot. For this cutting I recommend a pot of approximately 8.5 cm in diameter and an indoor plant substrate.


Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.
*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).
* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me
*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.
*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.
*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.
*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?
Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).


The choice of pot:

1.Size
We always use the correct size pots.
The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.
Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.
So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material
We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.
Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Background
We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

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Calathea Rarity - Calathea white fusion

It is used as a magnificent houseplant - It likes humidity and a little warmth.

Please understand that every plant is different.

Calathea white fusion will be packaged with great care, in sphagnum moss but please understand that this plant may take some drying on the leaves during transport.

The size of the cutting that I will send you will be between 20-30 cm and approximately 4-6 leaves (depending on availability). .

Interview: https://monjungle.com/blogs/news/calathea-white-fusion-la-reine-de-calatheas

Cutting rooted in soil 3/4 leaves.

I recommend a plastic pot of around 9cm in diameter.

Mixture of calathea/maranta in sachet for your plants approximately 300gm (for two 8.5cm diameter pots).

Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.
*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).
* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me (mobile number is obligatory in this case).
*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.
*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.
*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.
*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?
Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).


The choice of pot:

1.Size
We always use the correct size pots.
The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.
Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.
So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material
We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.
Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Background
We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
www.instagram.com/my.jungle
www.facebook.com/my.jungle

A very beautiful calathea triostar cutting with approximately 3/5 leaves and a well-developed root system in the ground!

INTERVIEW: https://monjungle.com/blogs/news/interview-stromanthe-triostar

Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.

*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).

* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:

*NEW: Pickup possible directly in our showroom in Septèmes-les-vallons (13240), Fr. Do not hesitate to contact me to finalize :)

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me (mobile number is obligatory in this case).

*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.

*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.

*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.

*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:

https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?

Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).

The choice of pot:

1.Size

We always use the correct size pots.

The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.

Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.

So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material

We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.

Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Bottom

We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:

www.instagram.com/my.jungle

www.facebook.com/my.jungle

A very beautiful cutting of calathea triostar approximately 3/5 leaves and well developed root system in soil (size S, approximately 12/15 cm)

The Calathea genus includes approximately 56 tropical to subtropical species.

Calatheas are grown for their ornamental foliage as a houseplant! You can occasionally have their flowers. Their flowers are small, and sometimes colorful. Ornamental marantas are mostly grown for their foliage.

My advice for calathea cuttings in general: Use a plastic pot. For this cutting I recommend a pot of approximately 8 cm in diameter and an indoor plant substrate.


Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.
*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).
* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me
*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.
*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.
*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.
*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?
Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).


The choice of pot:

1.Size
We always use the correct size pots.
The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.
Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.
So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material
We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.
Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Background
We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
www.instagram.com/my.jungle
www.facebook.com/my.jungle

Very beautiful rooted cutting of Maranta Lemon Lime 3 leaves! You will receive a cutting similar to the one shown.

The Maranta genus brings together around 30 to 50 tropical to subtropical species and generally they are cousins ​​of calatheas and stromanthus.
Marantas are grown for their ornamental foliage as a houseplant! You can occasionally have their flowers. Their flowers are small, and sometimes colorful. Ornamental marantas are mostly grown for their foliage.

It loves aerated soil but the plant needs good humidity.
Location: Bright corner, no direct sun.

Even more cuttings here: monjungle.com

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
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A very beautiful cutting of Maranta leuconeura fascinator approximately 3-4 leaves and well developed root system in soil!
The Maranta genus brings together around 30 to 50 tropical to subtropical species and overall they are cousins ​​of calatheas and stromanthus.
Marantas are grown for their ornamental foliage as a houseplant! You can occasionally have their flowers. Their flowers are small, and sometimes colorful. Ornamental marantas are mostly grown for their foliage.

It loves aerated soil but the plant needs good humidity.
Location: Bright corner, no direct sun.


Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
www.instagram.com/my.jungle
www.facebook.com/my.jungle

A very beautiful cutting of calathea Dottie approximately 3/5 leaves and well developed root system in soil (size S, approximately 12/15 cm)

Calthea Dottie vs Calathea Var. Rosey Little Princess
The two varieties of calathea look very similar until you can't see it side by side.
Rosey Little Princess has a little more pink on the leaves compared to Calathea Dottie.
The new leaves of a little princess are green and they turn into a dark color with age. The leaves of calathea dottie, from the youngest, remain very dark.

My advice for calathea cuttings in general: Use a plastic pot. For this cutting I recommend a pot of approximately 8.5 cm in diameter and an indoor plant substrate.


Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.
*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).
* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me
*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.
*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.
*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.
*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?
Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).


The choice of pot:

1.Size
We always use the correct size pots.
The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.
Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.
So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material
We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.
Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Background
We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
www.instagram.com/my.jungle
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Maranta light veins is a rare prayer plant with a silvery midrib framed by a rich purple-black blush.

You will receive a magnificent cutting rooted in the ground with at least 3 leaves.

The genus Maranta includes around 30 to 50 tropical to subtropical species and overall they are cousins ​​of calatheas and stromanthus.
Marantas are grown for their ornamental foliage as a houseplant! You can sometimes have their flowers. Their flowers are small and sometimes colorful. Ornamental marantas are mostly grown for their foliage.

It likes aerated soil but the plant needs good humidity.
Location: Bright corner without direct sunlight.

Even more cuttings here: monjungle.com

You will receive two cuttings, approximately 6/8 leaves. I recommend a plastic pot of approximately 9 cm in diameter.

Parcel packaging:

*The cuttings are packaged bare root, well protected in sphagnum moss (to retain humidity during their journey). Depending on the species of cuttings (e.g. succulents), sometimes I put dried sphagnum moss or pack them into the growing pot.
*All cuttings sold in the store are rooted in soil and substrate (unless indicated in the advertisement).
* The cuttings are then wrapped in kraft paper (approximately 90 gm thick) and they are slipped into strong and rigid boxes. Depending on the type of plant, I also add two layers of kraft paper and secure the package continents with paper. I limit the use of plastic as much as I can.

Shipments:
*NEW: Pickup possible directly in our showroom in Septèmes-les-vallons (13240), Fr. Do not hesitate to contact me to finalize :)

*Shipments for FRANCE are made from Monday to Thursday. Parcels are sent with Colissimo without signature. If you want, I can also send you to the relay points of your choice. Do not hesitate to contact me (mobile number is obligatory in this case).
*Sends to the EU are only made on Mondays (rarely Tuesday or Wednesday if time permits).

The Heat Pack:

*The heat pack is a heater that is very useful for transporting cuttings during the winter. It helps the cuttings retain some warmth during periods of frost.
*Heat packs should simply be thrown away after use. We do not mix them in our substrates etc.
*We order them when the night (or morning) temperature drops by minus 10 degrees.
*The heat pack is sold separately and the direct link is here:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

After receiving the package:

*You have your cuttings now. What to do?
Cuttings received in packages are sometimes hungry and tired, which is very normal after a trip. Before taking them directly, we take a small glass with it (¼ part of water) and we put the sphagnum moss received and the cutting in it for about 3 or 4 hours (we do not pass the cutting directly in water because the roots are used to substrate and bacteria in the substrate in combination with water can cause rot. If you ever want to hydro the cuttings, you must wash the roots well with lukewarm water (several times).


The choice of pot:

1.Size
We always use the correct size pots.
The risk of root rot is very high when a cutting is in a pot that is too large because the quantity of substrate and water is very important for the roots.
Large pot = Lots of substrate = Lots of water = Too much time to dry and the roots are bathed in water.
So it is important to put the correct pot diameter.

2. Material
We often talk about potting material, we use a terracotta or plastic pot (with a pot cover) etc.
Terracotta pots are generally ideal for plants. They help drain excess water from the entire pot surface and they also help the roots dry out a little quickly before the next watering. BUT in certain species of plants (like calathea/Maranta etc) the roots do not like periods of drought (even the shortest) and here we adopt plastic pots which are very useful in retaining humidity.

3. Background
We always choose pots with a pierced bottom (whatever the pot, ceramic, plastic or even terracotta).

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. I will be happy to answer you.

Find me on Instagram and Facebook to discover my plant world:
www.instagram.com/my.jungle
www.facebook.com/my.jungle

Entre 4 et 5 cuttings de marantas (differentes) à faire raciner soi même. 

La boîte a une valeur d'environ 45 euros.

Conseils d'entretien:
  • Nous recommandons de garder la bouture dans l'eau ou perlite jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit enracinée. Ensuite, il peut être mis en pot dans le sol recommandé sous le substrat ponctuel.
• Conditions d'emplacement/lumière : mi-ombragé à lumineux, éviter la lumière directe du soleil.
• Substrat : Maranta/Calathea Mix
• Température : optimale à 23-27 °C (jour), 16-18 °C (nuit), ne pas laisser refroidir en dessous de 12 °C
• Arrosage : Gardez le substrat humide et arrosez lorsque la couche supérieure du substrat commence à sécher avec de l'eau tiède à faible teneur en chaux, mais évitez l'engorgement. Arrosez moins en hiver.
• Humidité : nécessite une humidité élevée, pulvérisez régulièrement (mais laissez les feuilles sécher ensuite !) (mais laissez les feuilles sécher ensuite !) ou utilisez un humidificateur
• Ajout de nutriments : Au printemps/été environ toutes les 4 à 6 semaines avec un engrais liquide.
• Rempotez environ tous les 1 à 2 ans lorsque la plante est bien enracinée.

Une très belle bouture de calathea triostar environ 3/5 feuilles et système racinaire bien développé en terre (taille S, environ 12/15 cm)

Le genre Calathea regroupe environ 56 espèces tropicales à subtropicales.

Les calatheas sont cultivées pour leur feuillage ornamentale comme une plante d'intérieur! Vous pouvez occasionnellement avoir leur fleurs. Leurs fleurs sont petites, et parfois colorées. Les marantas ornementales sont plutôt cultivées pour leur feuillage.

Mes conseils pour les boutures de calathea en génerale: Adoptez un pot en plastique. Pour cette bouture je vous conseil un pot d'environ 8 cm en diametre et un substrat de plante d'intérieurs.

Emballage de colis:

*Les boutures sont emballées racines nues, bien protégées en sphaigne (pour garder l’humidité pendant leur voyage). Selon les espèces de boutures (par exemple les succulentes), parfois je mets de sphaigne séchée ou je les emballe dans le pot de culture.
*Toutes les boutures vendues dans la boutique sont enracinées en terre et substrat (sauf indiquées dans l’annonce).
* Les boutures sont ensuite emballées dans une papier kraft (environ 90 gm d’epaisseur) et elles sont glissées dans les cartons solides et rigides. Selon le type de plante, je rajoute également deux couches de papier kraft et on secure les continents de colis avec du papier. Je limite l’utilisation de plastique au maximum que je peux. 

Les Envoies: 

*Les envoies pour la FRANCE sont effectuées du lundi au jeudi. Les colis partent avec Colissimo sans signature. Si vous voulez, je peux également vous envoyer dans les points relay de votre choix. N'hésitez pas à me contacter
*Les envoies vers l’UE sont effectuées seulement le lundi ( rarement mardi ou mercredi si le temps me permets).

Le Heat Pack:

*Le heat pack est une chaufferette qui est très utile pour le transport de boutures pendant l’hiver. Il aide les boutures à garder un peu de chaleur en période de gel. 
*Les heat packs sont tout simplement à jeter après l’usage. On ne les mélange pas dans nos substrats etc.
*On les commande quand le temps de nuit (ou du matin) baisse de moins 10 degrés. 
*Le heat pack est vendu séparément et le lien direct est ici:
https://rb.gy/orzwxr

Après le réception de colis:

*Vous avez vos boutures maintenant. Quoi faire?
Les boutures reçues en colis sont parfois faim et fatiguées, ce qui est très normal après un voyage. Avant de les remporter directement, on prend un petit verre avec (¼ part d’eau) et on mettre la sphaigne reçue et la bouture dedans pour environ 3 ou 4 heurs (on passe pas la bouture directement en eau car les racines sont habituées de substrat et les bactérie dans le substrat en combination avec d’eau peuvent provoquer une pourriture. Si jamais vous voulez passer les boutures en hydro, il faut bien laver les racines avec de l'eau tiède (plusieurs fois). 

Le choix de pot: 

1.Taille
On adopte toujours les pots en taille correcte. 
La risque de pourriture de racines est très élevée quand une bouture est dans un pot trop grand car la quantité de substrat et d’eau est très importante pour les racines. 
Grand pot = Beaucoup de substrat = Beaucoup d’eau= Trop de temps de sécher et les racines se trouvent baignent dans l’eau. 
Donc c’est important de mettre le bon diamètre de pot. 

2. Matérial
On parle souvent de matériel de pot, on passe par un pot en terre cuite ou en plastique (avec un cache pot) etc. 
Les pots en terre cuites sont généralement idéals pour les plantes. Ils aident à évacuer le surplus d’eau avec toute la surface de pot et ils aident également les racines à sécher un peu rapidement avant le prochain arrosage. MAIS dans certaines espèces de plantes (comme calathea/ Maranta etc) les racines n’aiment pas les périodes de sécheresses (même les plus courtes) et ici on adopte les pots en plastiques qui sont très utiles à garder l’humidité. 

3. Fond
On adopte toujours les pots avec le fond percé (quel que soit le pot, en céramique, en plastique ou même en terre cuite). 

Si vous avez des autres questions, n’hésitez pas à me demander. Je serai ravie de vous répondre.

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Taille M/L 

Entre 3/4 boutures

Vous allez recevoir trois belles boutures de marantas, selon la disponibilité (vous pouvez toujours demander l'actualite de stock).

Pourquoi choisir les Maranta ?
*Entretien Facile : Idéales pour les débutants et les amateurs de plantes.
*Propriétés Purifiantes : Améliorent la qualité de l’air de votre intérieur.
*Effet Esthétique Unique : Leurs feuilles "prient" en se redressant le soir, apportant une touche de magie à votre maison.
Conseils de soins :
*Lumière : Lumière indirecte, supporte l'ombre partielle.
*Arrosage : Maintenir le sol légèrement humide, sans excès d'eau.

Transformez votre maison en un véritable havre de paix tropical avec ce lot de trois Maranta. Que ce soit pour votre espace de vie, votre bureau ou comme cadeau original, ces plantes apporteront charme et sérénité à tous les intérieurs.

Ajoutez une touche de nature exotique à votre intérieur avec le Calathea Makoyana, aussi appelée « Plante Paon » pour son feuillage unique et élégant. Cette plante d'intérieur vivace se distingue par ses feuilles vertes et blanches ornées de motifs qui ressemblent aux plumes d'un paon. Idéale pour purifier l'air de votre maison, elle aime les espaces lumineux sans soleil direct et préfère une atmosphère humide."

Caractéristiques :

Nom botanique : Calathea Makoyana
Surnom : Plante Paon
Entretien : Facile, nécessite un arrosage régulier et un environnement humide
Exposition : Lumière indirecte
Bénéfices : Purificateur d'air naturel, décoratif et non toxique pour les animaux
Conseils d'entretien : Arrosez régulièrement sans inonder la plante et placez-la dans une pièce lumineuse sans soleil direct pour éviter que les feuilles ne brûlent. La Calathea Makoyana adore l'humidité, pensez à vaporiser les feuilles ou à utiliser un humidificateur.