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Our three musketeers.

Brothers of Syngonium tricolour and Syngonium scrambled eggs.

Just love the colour contrast on these rare beauties 😍

One of the prettiest philos in our opinion.

Have you ever wonder how mother nature can create something so wonderful and stunning 🥰

Recently we were quite busy and stopped posting for quite some time.

Our plants are loving the drop of temperature due to rainy weather.

Hope you'll doing well and stay safe, stay healthy guys 😊

What's the difference between rubrocinctum platinum and normal rubrocinctum?

The platinum version has glossier leaves and the ridges on the leaves are more pronounced when compare to the normal rubrocinctum.

Both are equally beautiful and both are in our collection 😊

Many people asked us, why don't you guys sell your newly imported plants straight away after their arrival?

We undersand the importance of practicing the acclimatisation process. We want to make sure all the plants received by our buyers are in tip top condition and trouble free.

Happy weekend and remember to keep your fingers muddy 😄

Aren't you amazed by how can nature produce crazy colour and pattern like this?!?!

Nature has a way of creating arts.

Some of our new arrivals.

Still many more photos need to upload 🤣

Never get tired of seeing this beauty.

🎉 New shipment from South America is here 🎉

We put a lot of effort at choosing our plants. All the plants we brought in must be healthy, well rooted and stable.

For us, planting is a passion and we hope to spread the love of plants to you guys.

Stay tuned for our plant updates 👍

Sunday is chilling day.

Stay home, stay safe and chill with your plants 🥰

Any fuzzy petiole lovers out there?

We just brought in this new variety of P. nangaritense. We noticed the leaf is thicker and much leathery than normal nangaritense. Another eye catchy characteristic of this plant is that it has more prominent fuzzy petiole than normal nangaritense.

Happy planting guys 😊 Happy plants, happy life.