Houseplant
We have about 30 different types of houseplants, including Monstera.
The large Monstera has quadrupled in leaf size in about 2 years.
Please enjoy them.
 
 

 

Monstera: This houseplant has large, heart-shaped leaves with lobes that give it an exotic, tropical look. It is recommended for placement in an entryway because its leaves are loose and vigorous and full of life.
Monstera: This houseplant has large, heart-shaped leaves with lobes that give it an exotic, tropical look. It is recommended for placement in an entryway because its leaves are loose and vigorous and full of life.
Tradiscantia fulminensis 'Lavender: is a perennial herb and member of the Zebrina family native to Mexico. Formerly in the genus Zebrina, it is now included in the genus Tradiscantia.
Tradiscantia sebrina: The glossy, purple color of the leaves makes it a showy and beautiful member of the daylily family. The surface of the leaf is covered with silvery pubescence, making it shimmer and shine.
Codonante Classifolia: Codonante is an evergreen vine native to Brazil. It has beautiful drooping branches with dense dark green, glossy, small leaves. It produces small white flowers, which are followed by orange fruits.
Philodendron barkin: a luxurious houseplant with beautifully mottled foliage. It has a modest appearance, but is considered a rare variety with a small distribution.
Esquinanthus jafrolepis: The green leaves contrast beautifully with the red flowers of Esquinanthus jafrolepis. It is a semi-vining plant that grows and attaches itself to trees and rocks in tropical rainforests.
Aescinanthus: This tropical plant, with about 160 species in India and Malaysia, grows on tree trunks and rocks in tropical rainforests. It can root and crawl up trees and rocks, or hang long in the air.
Lipsalis cassa: A member of the cactus family, Lipsalis cassa is characterized by its thin stems that split and grow in various directions. It is found in tropical rainforests from southern North America to South America, growing on tree trunks and rocks.
Ruby Necklace: A succulent plant in the same family as the Green Necklace. It is a succulent plant that is easy to know when to water because its leaves will shrivel up when the water level becomes low.
Pothos: a type of plant in the genus Epipremnum of the taro family. The language of flowers is "eternal wealth," "gorgeous brightness," and "long happiness.
Goldenrod: A hardy plant belonging to the Bensaceae family that is adapted to harsh environments such as dryness and low temperatures and is distributed worldwide.
Aloe: This succulent plant is represented by the well-known medicinal plant aloe kidachi aloe and the edible aloe vera. It grows by storing water in the jelly-like tissue inside its fleshy leaves, which are arranged in a rosette of long, narrow leaves.
Chiyoda Nishiki: Small aloe produced in South Africa. It is about 25 to 30 cm in length. It is also called "tiger aloe" because of its glossy, tightly packed leaves with white dots. The name "variegata" means "speckled.
Gagaku no Mai: This is a spotted variety of Portulacaria afra. Newly growing leaves are white and turn green little by little. In full sun, the edges of the leaves turn a lovely pinkish-purple color.
Kimiko orchid: This perennial plant can be enjoyed year-round for its glossy foliage as well as its gorgeous spring blooms. The plant has a long life span, so it is fun to continue growing it for many years, generation after generation.
Ivy: Ivy is an evergreen vine. It has a variety of leaf shapes and mottled patterns, and different varieties offer different appearances. Ivy is easy to grow and recommended for beginners.
Asiantum: A member of the fern family, Asiantum has delicate, soft leaves that create a cool atmosphere. Various species and varieties are available, and can be enjoyed year-round in miniature ornamental foliage to medium and small pots.
Sweet alyssum: Clusters of small white flowers with a slightly sweet fragrance. The perennial type is sold as seedlings, with white and purple flowers, and some varieties have spotted leaves.
Blumeana: "Blumeana," a member of the Crassulaceae family, is a lovely succulent plant with small, round leaves that are fluffy and numerous. If you look closely, you can see the hairs on the surface of the leaves.
Haworthia symbiformis: Origin: Africa It prefers a well-ventilated location in direct or lacy sunlight. It can tolerate a little frost.
Peperomia napolina Polynices: Origin: Tropical America It is characterized by its chic color and wavy leaves. The underside of the leaves is also purple and contrasts beautifully with the front.
Cymbidium is a Western orchid that was created by crossbreeding native species from Southeast Asia to Japan. It is very hardy and cold hardy for an orchid, and will grow and flower well as long as it is regularly repotted and exposed to bright sunlight.
Hebe Celebrity: A rare spotted-leaf type with lime green and green contrasts and pink edges. Flowering season: spring and fall with a thin red line around the edge of the leaves, rose pink in color.
Pumila: Dark green leaves with a white border pattern. The leaves tend to become crispy when the air is dry, so give frequent leaf watering during the dry winter months.
Ledizia: also known as Manguekyo / Echeveria Letizia Magic Gold <Sunshine Spring-autumn type: Grows well in a comfortable temperature range of 10-25℃, and goes dormant when it is too hot or too cold. Dormancy: June to August.
Haworthia, Twelve Scrolls (Twelve Scrolls): Origin Africa It prefers a well-ventilated location in direct sunlight or through lace. It can tolerate a little frost.
Calathea stromante triostar : It is characterized by its petiole and multicolored leaves. It is also known as urabenishou because of the reddish-purple underside of its leaves.
Spathiphyllum: This is a popular indoor plant that can be enjoyed in small to medium-sized pots because it is hardy and easy to grow.
Cerome: An upright philodendron, this attractive houseplant has large, incised leaves and a projecting trunk. It may also produce aerial roots from the middle of the trunk.
Pachira: This plant belongs to the mallow family and the genus Pachira and originates from Central and South America. Because it grows in warm and dry regions with little rainfall, it is resistant to heat and drought and is easy to grow indoors.
Sunseveria: Also known as "tiger's tail," the striped, sword-shaped variety is a typical plant. It is believed to have an air purifying effect and is chosen for office and private home interiors.
Princess Monstera: This plant has smaller leaves and prettier characteristics than the Monstera. It was recognized as a smaller size variety of Monstera, but it is actually a different plant as it belongs to a different genus.
Pothos: a type of plant in the genus Epipremnum of the taro family. The language of flowers is "eternal wealth," "gorgeous brightness," and "long happiness.
Million Bamboo: The word "bamboo" conjures up images of Japanese culture, but the soft, winding trunk gives it a sophisticated appearance that is surprisingly suited to Western-style rooms.
Iris: Blooms in early to mid-May. Grows in dry soil. Flower color is blue-purple or white. The center of the petals is characterized by a reticulate pattern.
Clematis bienetta: This is one of the Garland series, a collection of world-renowned breeder Lemond Evison. It is a variety with green to purple center of petals, all-petal blooms, well-arranged petals, and gorgeous, gorgeous beauty.
White Christmas rose: In the past, the color of the flowers was muddy and the petals were somewhat loose, but as a result of improvements in breeding to achieve a more well-formed flower shape, many superior flowers have been produced.
Sazanka (Camellia japonica): A species of camellia in the family Camelliaceae, endemic to Japan. Its basic characteristics are similar to those of the camellia (Camellia japonica), but it is distinguished by the following points.
Agapanthus: It produces numerous fresh, cool flowers, has a graceful and beautiful standing posture, and its thick, leathery foliage gives it a sense of strength.
Christmas rose pink: The Christmas rose is a stemless hellebore, a horticultural species created by hybridizing stemless species of the original species.
Snowpole: A small, white, 3 cm in diameter with a yellow center, snowpole is a popular annual that is easy to grow and has a long flowering season.
Tsutsuji: As the season moves from spring to early summer, azaleas bloom in vivid colors such as vermilion, purple, and white on mountains and riverbanks.
Mikan trees: Sometimes they have a pointy end, like a dekopon, but unfortunately, I don't know what kind. From what I have found, they are summer orchids or shiranui?
Clematis tessensis: A perennial herb native to Japan, Europe and Asia. There are at least 300 species, including the Japanese species "kazaguruma," "hanshozuru," and "senninso.
Sycamore: This evergreen shrub grows to about 5 meters in height and is native to the Nansei Islands of Okinawa. It sprouts from the base of the plant or in the middle of the trunk, but there is little branching.
Misohagi: This perennial herb is found in marshes, streams, and the edges of irrigation ditches throughout Japan. The stems stand straight and become slightly woody at the base of the plant.
Nannium rubrum: This variety has beautiful dark purple foliage that can be enjoyed throughout the year. This semi-cold hardy evergreen shrub produces dark pink flowers in early summer. It has fine linear leaves that turn reddish copper in fall and spring.
Pansy: The language of flowers for pansies and violas as a whole is "thinking about things" and "thinking about me.
Rosemary: An evergreen shrub with a fresh, strong fragrance, rosemary has been used in people's lives since ancient times.
Nanten: This evergreen shrub bears small red berries in winter. In early summer, pretty white flowers bloom, but the berries are generally appreciated.
Mukuge: The flowers are one-day blooms and the petals fall off spontaneously, so you can always see the beautiful flowers. Flower colors are mainly white, but also pink and blue-purple. Flowers can be single, semi-double or double.
Yamaboshi: Deciduous small tree or deciduous medium height tree of the subgenus Yamaboshi of the family Mizukinaceae. It is a representative flowering tree of early summer, and blooms with bracts that look white like petals.
Chintohana: This evergreen flowering tree produces fragrant flowers in early spring. The fleshy flowers, which are reddish-purple on the outside and pure white on the inside, go well with the dark green leaves.
Tamasudare: The most popular Zephyranthes species are the white-flowered tamasudare (Zephyranthes candida) and pink-flowered saffron (Z. grandiflora). Zephyranthes candida is particularly hardy and cold tolerant, and can be planted without any care.
Hyakkichi-ben: Flower buds are produced at the tips of branches while growing new shoots, and bloom one after another from summer to fall. As the name "Hyakkichi-ben" implies, it has a long flowering period because of the uneven growth of its branches.
Weeping plum tree: It is a memorial tree of our family. It is a deciduous flowering tree belonging to the cherry family of the rose family.
Hydrangea: Gaku hydrangea Blooms from May to July, with a longer blooming period than hydrangeas. The basic color of the flower is indigo, but there are pink, white, and purple variations, all of which vary in shade from individual to individual.
White narcissus: The language of flowers of white narcissus is "respect" and "mystery. It is said that the white narcissus, which blooms beautifully even in a harsh environment, is associated with a mystical image and a feeling of respect.
Kinmokusei: A small evergreen, tall, evergreen tree belonging to the family Moraceae. It is used for planting as a garden tree and roadside tree.
Sharinbai: This plant gets its name from its wheel-shaped leaves and the fact that each flower in the inflorescence resembles a plum blossom.
Yukiyanagi: Yukiyanagi is an eye-catching plant often planted in flower beds and parks in spring with its many flowers on long spikes at the ends of drooping branches.
Yellow narcissus: A perennial herb in the daffodil family. Native to southern Europe, it was introduced to Japan in the late Edo period. It is planted in gardens. The long sword-shaped, semi-circular leaves grow in clusters from underground stems.