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Areca Palm
+ Read MoreA lush, natural humidifier – introducing the Areca Palm
The Areca Palm adds a regal and tropical flair, with its abundant, feather-like fronds. A native of Madagascar and South India it is also known as the Golden Cane Palm or Butterfly Palm. Featured in NASA’s Clean Air Study as a natural humidifier, the Areca Palm effectively removes chemicals from the air. While these plants can seem temperamental at first – they like bright light, but no direct sun – with time you’ll master the right balance of water and sunlight to keep them happy and full of foliage for years to come.
The Areca Palm is non-toxic and safe for kids and pets.
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Boston fern
+ Read MoreA beloved classic with hidden talents — meet the Boston Fern.
You’ll adore the pet-safe Boston fern for its soft, feathery leaves and gentle disposition — but there’s even more to like. According to NASA’s Clean Air Study, this subdued beauty also filters toxins from the air around you. Boston fern will thrive in a cooler area of your home that offers moderate, indirect light and plenty of room to grow in all directions. It also loves high humidity, so we highly recommend regular misting with our Haws Mister to give it the moisture boost it needs to be healthy.
The Boston fern is non-toxic and safe for pets.
19€Boston fern
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Calathea Lancifolia
+ Read MoreAn exotic Amazonian air purifier – meet the Calathea Lancifolia
Calathea Lancifolia is a singular beauty, with dark green leaves that display bold patterns and flashes of snakeskin-like iridescence. But this plant is perhaps best loved for its ability to absorb toxins and purify the air. It likes plenty of moisture, warmth, and light but shies away from direct sunlight, so it’s perfect choice for your Northern-facing windowsills. Mist this Brazilian beauty freely with our Haws Mister.
Calathea Lancifolia is non-toxic and safe for kids and pets.
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Calathea Libbyana
+ Read MoreA delicate tropical beauty — meet Calathea Libbyana
You can add a new dimension to your indoor jungle with the glossy, uniquely patterned leaves of Calathea Libbyana. This unusual houseplant is native to the humid lowland forests of Ecuador, so it appreciates living in a warm, humid spot with low to moderate indirect light. We find that this beautiful statement plant is a bit more sensitive to low humidity than others in our collection. We recommend clustering Calathea Libbyana with other calatheas to boost humidity, as well as regularly misting with our Haws Mister.
Calathea Libbyana is non-toxic and safe for pets.
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Calathea Roseopicta
+ Read MoreExotic, tender, and deeply hued — meet the Calathea Roseopicta.
Calathea Roseopicta, or the rose-painted calathea, is a gorgeous houseplant with silky, jewel-toned leaves of dark emerald with garnet undersides. It is native to the tropical forests of Brazil and will appreciate a warm, humid spot in your home with moderate indirect light. You can help keep your calathea happy and humid by placing it in a well-lit bathroom, or by clustering it with other calatheas. We also highly recommend regular misting with our Haws Mister to boost moisture levels and prevent your calathea’s leaves from drying out.
Calathea Roseopicta is non-toxic and safe for pets.
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Calathea Triostar
+ Read MoreGorgeous, elegant and pinkish – say hello to the Calathea Triostar
Calathea Triostar, also known as the Peacock Plant, is a striking tropical plant that requires a delicate mix of light, warmth and humidity. It’s native home is the Brazilian rainforest, but it does well as a houseplant to those who make it feel at home outside the rainforest! The Peacock Plant loves humidity, so grab one of our Haws Misters and mist away. A well-loved Peacock Plant will reach upward toward the light and send its pinkish-green leaves outward in a beautiful tropical display. Try one!
Calathea Triostar is non-toxic and safe for kids and pets.
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Corn Plant
+ Read MoreTall, resilient and air-purifying – meet the Corn Plant
Corn plants are sometimes called false palms, because of their palm tree-like stature and long leaves. They are native to tropical regions of Africa and like well-drained soil and plenty of indirect sunlight. They also love humidity, so pick up a Haws Mister from our Be.Green accessories. Corn plants are hearty and easy to care for, and since NASA deems them a toxin-removing plant, they’re a healthy addition to any office or home.
Dracaena Fragrans is not safe for pets. If you’re looking for an air-purifying, pet-friendly alternative, try a non-toxic Kentia Palm.
36€Corn Plant
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Croton
+ Read MoreA colorful showpiece that freshens the air – introducing the Croton
The croton has thick, long beautifully multi-colored leaves that filter pollutants from indoor environments. It is a delicate being that requires some care, but when happy and well it’s a gorgeous showpiece. It’s even been called the wonder plant! The Croton is native to the Pacific islands of Southeast Asia, but does well in Europe with a proper balance of indirect sunlight and moist, well-drained soil. Pick up a Haws Mister from the Be.Green accessories store – the Croton is happiest when misted regularly!
The Croton is not safe for pets and can cause skin irritation. If you’re looking for an air-purifying, pet-friendly alternative, try the elegant Parlor Palm.
24€Croton
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Dragon plant
+ Read MoreAn African beauty that’s great for beginners – meet the Dragon Plant
The Dragon Plant has swordlike leaves that are deep green with dramatic red edges. It is drought-tolerant and very low-maintenance, so it’s and an easy starter plant for beginners. Native to Madagascar and Mauritius, the palm-like Dragon Plant is a NASA-approved air cleanser that will remove harmful chemicals from your air. No reason to not to bring one home!
The Dragon Plant is not safe for pets. If you are looking for pet-friendly plant that’s great for beginners, try the Kentia Palm.
36€Dragon plant
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Dumb Cane Plant
+ Read MorePretty and popular with a tropical air – meet Dieffenbachia
The Dieffenbachia is a lush beauty, with broad green and white leaves. It is native to the South American tropics and has a tropical flair, but grows very easily in most environments, so it is very well loved. Dieffenbachia is an air purifier, but toxic when consumed – its milky sap contains crystals that temporarily numb the vocal chords (hence it’s also knows as “Dumb Cane”) – so keep it somewhere safe to enjoy its benefits to your air quality.
If you have small children or pets in the house, the Boston Fern is a great non-toxic alternative that cleans the air.
36€Dumb Cane Plant
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Euphorbia Ingens
+ Read MoreA cactus-like, flowering succulent – meet Euphorbia Ingens
Euphorbia Ingens, also called the African Candelabra Tree, is a gorgeous branched succulent that produces bright yellow flowers. Also called Cowboy Cactus, Euphorbia Ingens has a unique desert plant-like appearance and is known to attract butterflies and bees. It’s very easy to care for as a houseplant, and adds a great design accent. Beware that its sap can cause irritation on contact, so pick up a pair of pruning gloves to care for Euphorbia with ease.
Euphorbia Ingens is not safe for pets and can cause skin irritation. If you’re looking for a tree-like, pet-friendly alternative, try the Kentia Palm.
24€Euphorbia Ingens
24€
