FALL
The right vessels for every plant
Indoor azalea
The indoor azalea provides color in the darker months with its variety and abundance of flowers. They are small dense shrubs with small evergreen leaves. The flowers come in colors ranging from apricot to tender pink, white and red, and grow as small flower balls directly above the green leaves. Indoor azaleas look especially harmonious when several of them are used together as a bunch.
Flowering period: October – December
Location: semi-shade
Watering: moderate
Pot size: 12 – 17cm Ø
Recommended vessel: Oriental Dreams (see image) / Miami
Crown-of-thorns
The crown-of-thorns is a thorny and succulent plant which brightens up your home with its many colorful upper leaves. The leaves can be either bright red, pink or white depending on the variety. This makes it a well-loved eye-catcher for the windowsill in the darker months in particular.
Flowering period: October – December
Location: sunny
Watering: moderate
Pot size: 10 – 12cm Ø
Recommended vessel: Vintage Garden (see image) / Dallas Esprit
Gardenia
If you’re looking for an exceptional indoor plant then look no further. It also gives off a pleasant and intense scent as well as having cream-white, shell-shaped flowers. This is what makes the gardenia a fragrant beauty for your living area.
Flowering period: July – October
Location: bright
Watering: moderate
Pot size: 09 – 18cm Ø
Recommended vessel: Alberta Fashion (see image) / Manacor
Croton
The extravagant croton brings some light and color to the fall. These attractive plants, with their thick and shiny leaves, are also known as “rushfoil”. Their unique leaves shine in either yellow, red, orange or green tones. As well as the brightness provided by its leaves, croton also improves the indoor climate, which makes it an ideal plant for use in offices.
Flowering period: September – October
Location: semi-shade
Watering: moderate
Pot size: 13 – 24cm Ø
Recommended vessel: Portland (see image) / Paros Deluxe
Monstera
The fruit salad plant (monstera) remains a highly fashionable indoor plant. The reason for this is that it’s a true all-rounder. It grows upright and forms long aerial roots, which it uses to hold onto other plants. Its large and striking slotted leaves provide the optical highlight, and are sure to turn people’s heads.
Flowering period: September – October
Location: semi-shade
Watering: moderate
Pot size: 12 – 33cm Ø
Recommended vessel: Bergamo (see image)
Peperomia
Dwarf pepper, as the plant is also known as, is a decorative and popular evergreen indoor plant. Its dense foliage is reminiscent of a shrub, and looks different depending on the variety. The different color tones of its leaves range from pure green to a variegated yellow-green.
Flowering period: April – December
Location: semi-shade
Watering: damp
Pot size: 06 – 12cm Ø
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