19 Results: plants in Rosebery 2018, NSW

Description Just like us, our indoor plants can suffer if not exposed to the nourishing light of the sun. No windows? No problem not with the Quantum Board LED Grow Light . Our grow lights are designed to stimulate plant growth across the full lifecycle by providing a light like the sun, ideal for photosynthesis, with varying levels of lumen output (intensity) and the full spectrum of light. Using quality Samsung LM281B diodes and a Sosen driver, it is a full-spectrum lighting device. The grow

Tall cactus, indoor or outdoor plant. Rosebery pick up.

Indoor Plant – Philodendron Minima – mini monstera - New growth developing - Climbing vines - Well established in pot with extensive roots - Low maintenance, vine, house plant - Over 1.5m tall - 260mm pot First photo - April 2024, second photo - February 2024 Pick up Rosebery, Sydney

Frangipani White and Yellow Flower established 1m high in 30cm pots established roots $45 each Larger ones available at $90 Discount for multiple purchases Pick up Rosebery

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Drosera Spatulata, the Spoon-Leaf Sundew, is widely distributed in regions such as Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, and the Far East, including China, Japan, Taiwan, and more. This rosetted sundew thrives in subtropical conditions, making it an excellent choice for beginners due to its vibrant and stunning appearance.

Large Potted Plant's available 35cm pots and plants about 50cm in diameter $45each 50cm pots and plants about 70-80cm in diameter $65each

Drosera 'Andromeda' is a hybrid plant resulting from the combination of D. schizandra and D. prolifera. It thrives in cool to partially shaded environments with abundant humidity levels. Its natural habitat is the rainforest floors of northeastern Queensland, Australia. Known as the Andromeda Sundew, this hybrid, Drosera schizandra x prolifera, exhibits a robust growth pattern reminiscent of the Schizandra Sundew. Its distinctive features include broad, fan-shaped light green leaves adorned wi

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Find us @exoticalicious We are located in Rosebery, Sydney Eastern Suburbs area. Drosera burmanni, known as the tropical sundew, is a diminutive member of the carnivorous plant genus Drosera. Its native habitat spans the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Australia, India, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Africa, as well as China's Guangxi, Guangdong, Yunnan, Fujian, and Taiwan. Typically measuring only 2 cm (0.8 in) in diameter, this species stands out as one of the swiftest predators

Find us @exoticalicious We are located in Rosebery, Sydney Eastern Suburbs area. Native to Japan, Drosera Tokaiensis is a carnivorous plant that was previously considered a subspecies or variety of Drosera Spatulata. It is a great plant for beginners who are interested in Sundews. Sundews, also known as Drosera, are carnivorous plants that have developed the ability to trap and digest prey on their leaf surfaces. The leaves produce small droplets of nectar and an adhesive substance, with one

Find us @exoticalicious The sundew species being referred to features slender, elongated leaves that branch out into a T-shape, although the newer leaves may resemble a Y-shape to us. As the plant matures, its leaves can grow up to 8 inches long and the forked ends will often droop downward, forming the characteristic T-shape. This particular plant variety thrives in well-lit areas, making it an ideal addition to a sunny windowsill. They catch mosquitoes, ants, flies and other small insects by

Find us @exoticalicious This is a drosera cultivar that produces upright, sticky leaves with up to 40 points. Its leaves are deep maroon in colour, which creates a stunning visual effect. This plant variety is best kept in a hanging basket, allowing its heavy leaves to dangle in the air like taut spider webs. Overall, Drosera Binata var. multifida f. Extrema is a unique and visually striking plant that is sure to capture attention. Its upright leaves with multiple points and deep maroon colou

We are based in Sydney Eastern Suburbs area. Feel free to reach out with any questions. The Drosera Capensis Albino, also known as the 'Alba' form, is a variation of the Drosera Capensis plant species. It is similar in many ways to the more typical Drosera Capensis plant, but it differs in that it lacks much of the red pigmentation that is present in the typical form. This results in an all-green appearance, with dewy stalks that only turn slightly pink under intense light. Despite its unique

We are located in Rosebery, Sydney Eastern Suburbs area. More plants are available now!!! Feel free to reach out with any questions. The plants are available in 70mm black plastic pots. The Drosera Capillaris, known as the pink or spathulate-leaved sundew, is a small carnivorous plant with rounded traps and slippery tentacles. Despite its compact size, it can form large and robust rosettes. If exposed to full sunlight, the plant will have a red tint, but in lower light conditions, its leaves

Pinguicula, commonly known as butterworts. It is easy-to-care-for small carnivorous plants that make great additions to your indoor plant collection. When the plant is happy, it will grow gorgeous bright pink flowers. You have two options to choose from: a. Plant 1 (grown in the mixed perlite and vermiculite), or b. Plant 2 (grown in the sphagnum moss). Both are sold in 7cm x 7cm x 7.2cm pot. Light Pinguicula is best grown with decent light, but no direct sunlight. Watering Keep moist. Both

We are based in Sydney Eastern Suburbs area. Feel free to reach out for any questions. More plants available now!! The plants available in 66mm square squat black plastic plant pots. Droseras are found in most parts of the world, but more live in Australia than anywhere else. They catch mosquito’s, ants, flies and other small insects by catching them on the sticky nectar on the tentacles of their leaves. They all flower at different times of the year. Some varieties go dormant in summer wh