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Bubble Cup fourWabi-Kusa describes in principle a small plant ball, which is planted in a container . The Bubble Cup four is a shapely glass in which you can create and maintain your own little plant world. Thus, entire mini landscapes can be created - there are no limits to your creativity!The planted glass can be placed in the home or at work and decorate any place, with a bit of nature. You can basically choose two types: either choose a planting with terrarium plants - that is, a mini dry terrarium or choose plants from aquaristics (more common form). In this case, it is easiest to choose plants that also grow in the emersed form (i.e. above water). Aquaristic plants that grow emers often bloom differently than they do submersed. In-vitro plants are best suited for planting in a Wabi-Kusa jar. It is also possible to grow submerged plants in a Wabi-Kusa, but this requires some practice.To ensure natural circulation of moisture, there is a condensate drain in the jar to ensure that moisture is not lost as quickly.  The jars come with a form-fitting lid, to ensure normal air exchange, a small hole has been drilled at the top of the side.Designed plant jar for Wabi-Kusa culturesMinimalist cool designBring you a piece of nature in any room. Easy to maintainSize: Ø 155 mm / Height 115 mm / Thickness glass 3mm

Trixie ceramic cup for short-nosed cat breeds Ceramic bowl as a feed / water bowl for cat breeds with short noses.Mass: 0.3 l / ø 15 cmColor: gray / white

Carnivorous plant - Pinguicula Aphrodite clone minisupplied in an in vitro cupDiameter up to 5-8cmSunlightHumidity: 50-70%Temperature: 15-25 °C Flower purple, one flower per stemPinguicula Aphrodite Clone Mini is the result of a cross between two species: Pinguicula moctezumae and Pinguicula agnata. The long, narrow leaves with rounded tips form a summer rosette that is impressive despite its small size. The plant flowers all year round, with the color and size of the flowers changing as the plant ages. The leaves of this plant can grow up to 12 cm long and 2 cm wide. The color of the leaves can vary from green to dark red depending on the light intensity.Size: The diameter of the rosette reaches 5-8 cm. Flowers: Flowering time: Mainly in spring and summer. Delicate flowers with lilac-colored petals. The stem is slender and elongated with a single flower per stem.Light: Partial to full sun or equivalent growing light.Substrate: A well-drained mix often consisting of peat, perlite and sand.Feeding/fertilizing: Avoid fertilizing the substrate! The plant gets all the nutrients it needs from the prey it catches or eats.Humidity: The humidity should be between 50-70%. Temperature: The ideal temperature for this plant is 15-25 °CPropagation: Propagation is by leaf cuttingsThe combination of carnivorous plants with reptiles reptiles in a terrarium can create an aesthetically pleasing and ecologically interesting environment. Carnivorous plants such as Drosera, Nepenthes, Pinguicula and Sarracenia are not only exotic and beautiful, they also they also contribute to a balanced ecosystem by controlling the population of small insects. small insects.

Valeriana officinalis – Valerian for pond edge & shoreline zoneValeriana officinalis (valerian) is a stately, natural-looking perennial for moist areas around the garden pond. With a height of 60–100 cm, it adds structure to the shoreline zone without appearing artificial. The flowering period is from May to August (V–VIII), it is suitable for 0 to –15 cm planting depth and hardy in zone 1–2.Flowering period: V–VIII (May to August)Height: approx. 60–100 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications:You receive a robust shoreline perennial that naturally enhances the pond edge and brings height to the planting.Due to the long flowering period V–VIII, the shoreline zone remains attractive for months and looks well-maintained.Thanks to the planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, valerian can be flexibly placed in moist boundary areas and very shallow zones.Technical data:Botanical name: Valeriana officinalisCommon name: ValerianHeight (cm): 60 / 100 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Valeriana officinalis (valerian) you choose at the garden pond a shoreline perennial that appears especially natural and gives the border planting noticeably more height and depth. Especially with ponds, a “flat” impression can quickly arise if only low plants are present in the border area. Valerian creates a beautiful contrast here: it grows upright, adds volume to the shoreline zone and can be excellently combined with lower pond edge plants, which in the foreground gently soften the transition to the water.The flowering period from May to August (V–VIII) ensures that the pond edge looks lively for much of the season. As there is no information on flower colour, this point remains neutral – in the garden image, however, the overall effect of height, structure and flowering period is often the main focus with valerian. With a growth height of approx. 60 to 100 cm, the plant is ideal for the middle to background of the shoreline planting or for moist border beds next to the pond.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Valeriana officinalis versatile: Plant it in moist shoreline soil or in very shallow areas, depending on pond structure. Especially with fluctuating water levels, it is advisable to place the plant so that it always gets enough moisture without “standing too deep”.The 9 cm pot is ideal if you want to plant several specimens, to achieve a natural, expansive appearance more quickly. Thanks to zone 1–2, valerian is suitable for perennial pond setups in many regions and is a good choice if you want to design the pond edge to be natural, easy to care for, and with distinct structure.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent stems. We assume no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: If you want a natural shoreline look, do not plant valerian individually, but in small groups (e.g. 3 plants) slightly staggered behind lower border plants. This makes the pond edge appear deeper and more “seasoned”, and the taller stems stand more stably in the overall impression.

Staple food for Triops - with instructionsStaple food for Triops are high-quality, firm sticks that perfectly combine vegetable and animal ingredients.Approx. 2 mm thick food sticks for all turtles (Triops, Lepidurus) from about 2 weeks of age.Sinks quickly to the bottom and can be grasped very well by the TriopsMany natural ingredients without artificial additivesPromotes growth, vitality and healthFeeding recommendation:Larger Triops like to grab their food and are constantly on the lookout for something to eat. Therefore, feed several times a day as many sticks as will be eaten by the next feeding. Please do not overfeed, i.e. only enough so that nothing is left over!Quantity: 10 gComposition: Cereals, vegetables, molluscs and crustaceans, algae, oils and fats.Instructions: Included are the comprehensive instructions for keeping and breeding primeval crayfish. (Note: If the food is purchased together with primeval crabs, no further instructions are normally included).

Bubble Cup three. Wabi-Kusa basically describes a small plant ball that is planted in a container. The Bubble Cup three is a shapely glass in which you can create and maintain your own little plant world. Thus, entire mini landscapes can be created - there are no limits to your creativity!The planted glass can be placed in the home or at work and decorate any place, with a bit of nature. You can basically choose two types: either choose a planting with terrarium plants - that is, a mini dry terrarium or choose plants from aquaristics (more common form). In this case, it is easiest to choose plants that also grow in the emersed form (i.e. above water). Aquaristic plants that grow emers often bloom differently than they do submersed. In-vitro plants are best suited for planting in a Wabi-Kusa jar. It is also possible to grow submerged plants in a Wabi-Kusa, but this requires some practice.Um to ensure a natural circulation of moisture, there is a condensate drain in the glass, which ensures that the moisture is not lost so quickly.  The glasses are supplied with a form-fitting lid, to ensure a normal air exchange, a small hole was drilled at the top of the side. Thoughtfully designed plant jar for Wabi-Kusa cultures Minimalist cool design Bring you a piece of nature in any room easy to maintain Size: Ø 155 mm / Height 115 mm / Thickness glass 3mm