Blue and Green

Formerly Senecio rowleyanus

An easy grow Begonia requiring some warmth and humidity

Pumice can also be used as an alternative to LECA for hydroculture propagation

Shown in a large Tweed Planter in Mustard

Phlegmarius ledermannii (QLD Miniature Black Stem) tradescantia Blue and GreenAn unusual prehistoric group of plants with striking foliage in a range of textures and tones. Despite the name, they are not a true fern and are more closely related to moss and club moss. They make for an easy care indoor plant, only requiring a weekly watering in summer and bi weekly in winter. Best placed in gentle diffused direct or bright indirect light but keep away from direct light. Will tolerate low light but will result in very slow growth.