Bulk cuttings

Pothos N'Joy 🎯

A distinguished pothos with well-defined creamy white variegations on a dark green background, very graphic.

🌿 Special features

• Port : Compact and bushy
• Light : Indirect to maintain variegation
• Watering : Moderate, tolerates forgetfulness
• Growth : Slower than other pothos

🌱 Origin

A mutation selected from Epipremnum aureum. Its smaller leaves form dense clumps perfect for small spaces.

Neon Pothos 💚

A vibrant pothos with heart-shaped leaves of an intense fluorescent green, bringing cheer and brightness to your interior.
You will receive two rooted cuttings in soil.

🌞 Ideal conditions

• Light : Bright indirect light for intense color
• Watering : Moderate, allow to dry out between waterings
• Growth : Rapid and vigorous
• Purification : Excellent for indoor air

✨ Origin

A horticultural variety of Epipremnum aureum. Perfect for beginners and collectors alike.

Scindapsus sp. Borneo – A rare plant with tropical charm 🌿

You will receive a beautiful, well-rooted cutting with approximately 5 leaves.
Bring a touch of exoticism and elegance to your interior with Scindapsus sp. Borneo , a rare and sought-after variety prized for its spectacular foliage. Native to the tropical forests of Borneo, this climbing or trailing plant captivates with its heart-shaped leaves in shades of dark green, cream, and silver ✨.

Why choose the Scindapsus Borneo? 🪴

• 🌸 Unique foliage : variegated leaves with silvery reflections that capture the light.
• 💧 Easy to maintain : ideal for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
• 🌬️ Air-purifying plant : it naturally cleans the surrounding air

Syngonium Pink Splash 🌸

An exceptionally colorful syngonium with each leaf displaying a unique pattern of bright pink splashed against a green background.

💡 Maintenance tips

• Light : Indirect (maintains colors)
• Size : Pinch to encourage branching
• Form : Can be grown as a climber or trailing
• Growth : Rapid in warm season

🎨 Special feature

The brighter the light (without direct sunlight), the more intense the colors. Origin: Tropical horticultural hybridization.