Ficus Ginseng | 12cm ceramic decorative pot Toxic metallic foliage of the Alocasia

metallic foliage of the Alocasia nebula makes it one of the most eye-catching houseplants around

it brings desert drama and architectural flair—while being surprisingly low-maintenance

with its vibrant green leaves adorned with striking red and yellow patterns

In lower light or cooler months

This eye-catching plant is incredibly easy to care for and thrives in a wide range of indoor environments

Ficus Ginseng | 12cm ceramic decorative pot Toxic metallic foliage of the AlocasiaNative to southeast Asia, the Ficus Ginseng is also called banyan Fig, Ficus Taiwan, and Fig Laurel. It is most striking in appearance because it grows thick roots that stay exposed above the surface of the ground. As a bonsai, the effect is of a small tree standing on legs. Light: Bright and indirect sunlight is ideal, but a few hours of direct sunlight in the morning is fine too, as long as it doesn't get the stronger direct sunlight in the