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Plant Bio

Buy Calathea Rufibarba, also known as the Velvet Calathea, and bring home a unique indoor plant with dramatic appeal and soft, velvety foliage. Native to the tropical forests of Brazil, this stunning houseplant is a favorite among collectors for its elongated, rippled leaves with deep green tops and rich burgundy undersides.

Perfect for indoor spaces in the UAE, the Calathea Rufibarba thrives in medium to bright indirect light and prefers a warm, humid environment. Its non-toxic nature also makes it safe for homes with pets and children. Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or offices, this plant adds texture, elegance, and air-purifying benefits to your interior décor.

Pair it with other humidity-loving plants like the Calathea Medallion, Maranta, or Peace Lily for a lush indoor jungle vibe. To care for your Calathea Rufibarba, keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy, mist regularly, and avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf curling or browning.

Whether you’re an experienced plant lover or a beginner, the Calathea Rufibarba is a beautiful and low-maintenance addition to your plant family. Order now from Plantshop.me for fast delivery in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and across the UAE

Plant Bio

Epipremnum Pinnatum commonly known as Cebu Blue Pothos is a sparkling variant of pothos that is known for its silvery-blue leaves that seem to sparkle in the right light. The best thing about this stunning plant is that it adapts well to diverse indoor settings. It is also popular because of its low-maintenance quality. A true must have gem for all urban gardeners!

This is a great plant for those who don’t care for anything fussy but still want to benefit from its fantastic display of blue-silvery colored leaves. An undeniably stunning looking pothos choice, if you can offer Cebu Blue pothos a stable home environment, this is one plant that will reward you with fantastic growth for many years to come.

Plant care

Water / Humidity: This plant is very drought tolerant, so water sparingly, especially in the winter. Let the first 4-6 cm of soil dry fully between waterings. Tolerant with normal room humidity conditions.

Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal, but also tolerant of lower light conditions (will grow slower).

Soil / Nutrients: Well draining soil. You can apply a few drops of general houseplant fertilizer to the soil once a month from spring to summer, reducing nutrients during autumn and winter.

Temperature: The range of 12 – 25°C is ideal.

Plant Bio

Syngonium Podophyllum Milk Confetti also known as arrowhead plant is a desirable aroid that boast arrow-shaped leaves and beautiful green to pink variegation. Syngonium is a considered a fast growing climber from the Aracae family.

Syngonium Podophyllum Milk Confetti also known as arrowhead plant is a desirable aroid that boast arrow-shaped light green leaves and beautiful pink variegation. Syngonium is a considered a fast growing climber from the Araceae family. This variegated form is unusual by having small areas of colourful variegation on the leaves. As the plant ages it will begin to vine, therefore putting it in a hanging basket might be a good idea!

Given their natural habitat, which is usually around forest floors, Variegated Syngonium plants are used to receiving dappled light. Note that too much direct sunlight can cause the leaves to scorch and have a white bleached appearance.

Ideally, you should water your Arrowhead plant once the top inch of the soil surface feels dry to the touch. A moist soil but not too soggy is what you’re after. Plus with regular watering, the plant tends to grow quickly.

During the spring and summer, it is best to have your arrowhead vine dry out partially in between watering cycles but should never be left to dehydrate completely, as this can result in yellow leaves. Meanwhile, at the onset of winter, watering is subsequently reduced.

While it’s correct to assume that variegated Syngonium would prefer a warm spot and a high humidity level, an average room temperature ( if treated as an indoor plant ) would work just fine.

Try to maintain an even temperature between 60°F and 80°F (15°C – 26°C). Not letting the room temperature drop below 60°F ensures faster and optimum growth. However, it’s important to note that a warmer temperature would require you to water your plants more often.

Plant Bio

This Cornstalk dracaena (Dracaena fragrans) ‘Golden Coast’ has very striking, dark green leaves with white stripes giving it a fantastic contrasting look! Lots of light but well away from direct sunlight – at least 3 meters from the window is ideal. Greenery indoors – always a perfect addition to any home!

Dracaena fragrans are often considered to be low light tolerant plants but can’t thrive in extremely low light situations. In general, it’s good to have your plant within a few feet of a window. Monitor your plant for signs of leaf drop or scorching and adjust its location as needed. The easiest way to tell if your Dracaena needs water is to feel the soil. If the soil is still moist ½ of the way down, then you shouldn’t water the plant. Only water when the soil is dry almost all the way through the pot. Fertilize once a month with an organic houseplant fertilizer, following the package instructions for dilution and administration. Golden coast plants like warm room temperatures 60-75°F (16-24°C). Cold winter drafts and heaters can damage the leaves.

Get the sun in your house with this green/yellow Dracaena Yellow Coast houseplant. You will become friends easily as the Dracaena Yellow Coast is very easy to take care of. When you don’t pay attention to him, he will not let you down.

Water – Drinkt a little
Light – Loves to stand in a half sunny/shady spot
Air purifying

Are you a real plant killer but you still want to enjoy extra green in your home? Then the Dracaena is the perfect candidate.

Plant Bio

Originally from the dry regions of South Africa, the Dwarf Jade Afra is a fleshy, soft, woody small tree that grows up to 3m (10ft.) It has a thick trunk, but a fine branch structure with thick green oval-shaped succulent leaves.

The Jade is considered an indoor tree in most temperate zones, although it can be grown outdoors in full sun and high temperatures. Do not let temperatures drop below 40 °F (5 °C). It requires substantial light, full sun if possible, especially when kept indoors. You’ll know if your Jade tree is getting enough sunlight when it’s leaves develop red tips or edges.

Jade trees can hold large amounts of water inside their leaves, so water sparsely and allow the plant to dry out a little between watering. If the tree is kept relatively cold during winter months, watering can be done as seldom as once every three weeks. Monitor your tree closely and water the moment the soil dries out slightly. The Jade Bonsai is not as particular about over-watering as most other succulents.

Fertilize your Jade tree once a month, spring through autumn, during the growth season. Any normal fertilizer, as described in our fertilize section, should be fine.

During autumn months it occasionally blossoms white flowers, but only if there have been droughts in the season. The bark is green and soft when it’s young, and it transitions into a red-brown color as it ages. The Dwarf Jade (Portulacaria afra, or Elephant bush) is very similar to the Jade (Crassula ovata) and the same care guidelines apply to both species. As the name suggests, the Dwarf Jade has smaller leaves which makes it more suitable for Bonsai cultivation.