Exotic Plant Propagation Kit, Room Plantation

peanut, pink banana, dwarf coffee plant
with mini greenhouse
including pots and potting soil
detailed instructions are included
2x peanut seeds (Arachis hypogaea)
4x kenyan banana seeds (Musa velutina)
4x dwarf coffee plant seeds (Coffea arabica nana)
6x pot
1x potting soil
1x mini greenhouse
1x instructions

11,90 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

Item out of stock

SKU: 7546
Category: Exotic Plant Sets

Description

Exotic Plant Propagation Kit, Room Plantation

peanut, pink banana, dwarf coffee plant
with mini greenhouse
including pots and potting soil
detailed instructions are included

With the exotic plant propagation kit Room Plantation you get more than just the high-quality seeds. The set includes six plant pots, a suitable substrate and detailed growing and care instructions. The packaging of the set is particularly clever and saves resources: During cultivation, it serves as a mini greenhouse and creates the right climate for the young plants. Basically, plants of the exotic plant propagation kits like it rather warm and partly sunny.

Harvesting Your own Peanuts

The peanut originated in South America and began its triumphal march around the world as early as the Middle Ages. Today it is grown all over the world, with China being the main producer by far. Botanically speaking, the peanut is not a nut, but belongs to the legume family, like peas, for example. Even though this plant only grows to a height of about 50 cm, it needs plenty of sun and warmth if you want to harvest peanuts. After pollination, the flower stalks sink to the ground, where the peanuts then grow.

Pink Banana - Ideal as a pot Plant

Because the pink banana is a somewhat smaller species of banana and only grows about 1.5 metres tall in a pot or tub, it is perfect for indoor cultivation. It develops impressive leaves with a length of up to 1 metre and, with the right care, will even give you bananas after 2-3 years.

Coffee Plantation in Your Living Room

The dwarf coffee plant is an evergreen plant and can reach a height of around 1.5 metres in pots. Its flowers are bright white and it produces red fruits that usually grow into two beans. The dwarf coffee plant originates from Brazil and was first discovered there at the beginning of the twentieth century.