Take careOr else…
Please give our plants a good home. We’ve risked our lives for some of them.
Flowering plants such as orchids have ideal conditions in nature. With a little bit of attention, those conditions can also be created at home. That way, the beauty of the orchid will be preserved for a long time.
The result of their passion for nature’s unknown is a collection of 50 orchids and green plants.
Temperature
Orchids often grow underneath a thick canopy in the jungle. For this reason, the temperature doesn’t usually fall below 15 degrees Celsius or rise above 25.
Sunlight
Because they grow on the ground, in the shade of much bigger plants and trees, orchids aren’t used to direct sunlight. But they do need sufficient light.
Watering
In the jungle, the water supply isn’t always guaranteed. That’s why an orchid can easily survive if watered only once a week.
Fertilizing
In nature, the orchid gets the nutrients it needs from the soil. Fertilizing once every two months is appreciated.
Faded flowers
Flowers that are faded will drain the plant’s energy, energy that the orchid needs to grow healthily. So cut off old flowers at the stem.
Discover our entire collection of flowering plants here!
How does a green plant from the Bush Brothers stay as bright green as it would in nature? By paying a little attention to what the green plant needs at home as well.
Temperature
The jungle often has a constant climate, with the temperature remaining above 15 degrees Celsius and below 25. Just like in a living room, really.
Sunlight
While most green plants don’t like the sun, they do like light. Find a place out of direct sunlight but close to a window.
Watering
The quantity of water a green plant needs depends on the number of leaves it has. Give it a good amount once a week.
Fertilizing
Green plants need nutrients to grow. A rule of thumb is to fertilize every two months.
Discover our entire collection of green plants here!
Discovered in the jungle, grown in our greenhouses!