Bulnesia arborea import_2021_09_10_101756 Electrifying and luminous veining streaks

Electrifying and luminous veining streaks through each deep green purple velvety leaf

- x1 Aglaonema in 25cmD planter

This plant looks magnificent on a window sill as its leaves glow red when the light shines through them

this bushy plant enjoys warm temperatures and can be pruned to maintain its shape

Tray of 6x Tephrocactus geometricus 5x balls in 12cm diameter pot

Bulnesia arborea import_2021_09_10_101756 Electrifying and luminous veining streaksVery rare and often grown for its highly ornamental, gold yellow flowers which emerge during the summer months, and durable timber. Bulnesia arborea, verawood, is native to Colombia and Venezuela. Its trunk can grow to between 10 15 metres tall, but as these plants mature their branches spread wide. Drooping branches, paired with feather like leaves, form rounded, dense canopies. WATERING In S S water when 20% of the top soil has dried out. In A W