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Aqua Art Drosera capensis - Sundew for terrarium & WabiKusaDrosera capensis (Cape Sundew) fascinates with long catch leaves that form glittering sticky drops to catch small insects. As an in vitro plant, it starts clean and compact - ideal for bright, humid setups such as paludariums, carnivorous terrariums or Wabi-Kusa.Product features:Cultivated in vitro (sterile in a pot)Carnivorous plant with sticky trapping leaves (sundew principle)Suitable for humid terrariums/paludariums and very bright locationsRobust and also suitable for beginnersImportant advantages:Exciting observation effect: trapping leaves shine and react to preySupports a near-natural microclimate in humid terrarium setupsNo fertilization necessary - the plant covers its needs by catching small insectsInformation:Origin (species): Cape region / South Africa; grows in nutrient-poor, permanently moist habitats (e.g. swamps, banks, streams)Size/growing height: approx. 5-20 cm (depending on conditions)Temperature requirements: approx. 10-35 °C; as frost-free as possible in winter (guideline: not below approx. 5 °C)Air humidity: at least approx. 50 % recommendedLight: bright to sunny (for strong coloration and good catching drops)Water/substrate: soft/low-lime (e.g. rainwater/osmosis water), acidic, nutrient-poor substrate; permanently moist to wet Drosera capensis, the Cape sundew, is a real classic among carnivorous plants - and for good reason: the long, narrow catch leaves are covered with many fine tentacles that form glistening adhesive droplets. These droplets attract small insects and hold on to them so that the plant can supplement its low nutrient requirements. At the same time, Drosera capensis is comparatively uncomplicated to care for and is therefore also attractive for beginners . The species originates from the Cape region of South Africa, where it grows in permanently moist, nutrient-poor areas such as swamps, on banks and along watercourses. You can easily replicate this principle at home: The decisive factors are plenty of light and a constantly moist to wet, acidic and nutrient-poor substrate. Soft, low-lime water (e.g. rainwater or osmosis water) is recommended for watering. Fertilizing is not necessary.In suitable conditions, Drosera capensis typically grows to a height of around 5 to 20 cm. It does particularly well in bright, humid terrariums, paludariums or similar humid setups where the catching droplets are formed stably. A humidity level of around 50 % is a good guideline, although the plant is particularly reliable in a constantly humid environment.Drosera capensis is pleasantly tolerant when it comes to temperature requirements: a range of approx. 10-35 °C is suitable for cultivation. In the cooler months of the year, it should be kept frost-free; as a guide, temperatures should not fall below approx. 5 °C in winter. This will keep the plant vital and allow it to sprout vigorously again in spring.Zoo Roco tip:For in vitro plants, it is worth acclimatizing them gently: rinse the gel carefully, place them in a carnivorous substrate and keep them in a very bright place for the first 7-14 days, but only gradually give them extreme midday sun. If the catching drops decrease, this is usually an indication of too little light or too dry air - first increase the light intensity and ensure that the substrate is constantly moist.

Bubble Cup oneWabi-Kusa describes in principle a small plant ball that is planted in a vessel . The Bubble Cup one 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 glass. It is also possible to grow submerged plants in a Wabi-Kusa, but this requires some practice.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 normal air exchange, a small hole was drilled at the top of the side.Thoughtful plant jar for Wabi-Kusa culturesMinimalist cool designBring you a piece of nature in any roomeasy to maintainSize: Ø 155 mm / Height 115 mm / Thickness glass 3mm

Catnip - fresh plantCatnip is a high-quality food plant that has been specially developed for cats. With its tart, lemony scent, it is attractive to many cats and can have both a calming and stimulating effect. Whether for nibbling, sniffing or playing - this catnip offers cats a natural way to keep themselves occupied. ✅ Product benefits at a glance: 100% untreated - without chemical pesticides, produced in food quality Versatile effect - can have a calming or play-stimulating effect on cats Suitable for various animal species - rodents and birds can also eat the plant Easy to care for - suitable for windowsills, balconies or gardens 🌿 Care instructions: Catnip prefers a sunny location. In summer, it can be placed on the balcony or in the garden, but should first be acclimatized to direct sunlight. In winter, the plant withdraws into the soil and sprouts again in spring. Tip:Dry the leaves and flowers of the plants and fill them into a small bag or children's socks.Tie it up and you're done - you'll have a great toy for the cats.The plant is shipped from different manufacturers depending on availability.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the postal service or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this.

Wabi-Kusa LampA small black floor lamp that can be combined with any Wabi-Kusa glass bottle. Does your Wabi-Kusa glass bottle not get enough light? Then the DX-03 LED lamp with its beautiful white light is just the right choice. The beautiful platform sets the Wabi-Kusa glass perfectly in scene. An eye-catcher in any home.Size 330 mm high and the diameter is 165 mmBeautiful and simple designHelps plants grow3 watts; for the operation of the USB plug 5V / 1,000 mA are required.

Carnivorous plant - Drosera proliferasupplied in an in vitro cupThe diameter of the individual leaves is up to 3 cmOnly indirect or low light - otherwise the leaves may burnHumidity: 70-90 %Temperature: 20-28 °C during the day and 15-20 °C at night.Can flower all year roundDrosera prolifera, also known as overgrown sundew, is an extremely interesting insectivorous plant native to Queensland, Australia. This perennial plant is characterized by creeping or drooping stems that can grow up to 30 cm long. The leaves are round or heart-shaped, up to 3 cm in diameter and covered with numerous sticky hairs (tentacles) that secrete a sweet substance to attract insects. Drosera prolifera is able to reproduce quickly by forming new plants at the ends of its shoots, making itan ideal choice for lovers of insectivorous plants who have conditions that ensure high humidity. Due to its requirements, it is well suited for terrarium cultivation. The plant reproduces quickly, making it an interesting and dynamic part of an insectivorous plant collection.Size: The individual leaves can reach a diameter of up to 3 cm. The main stem is 1-2cm high and the leaves are distributed in a rosette-like form. One stem forms about 15 leaves. Flowers: The plant can flower all year round. The up to four inflorescences are about 10-18 cm high and bear 4-8 flowerslight: Drosera prolifera prefers dim or diffuse light. In the wild, it grows in dense rainforests, so direct sunlight should be avoided as this can burn the leaves. Substrate: The best substrate for Drosera prolifera is a mixture of sphagnum peat and perlite or sand in a 1:1 ratio. The substrate should be acidic (pH 4.5-5.5) and well-drained.The climbing sundew requires constant moisture in the substrate. It is best watered with distilled, demineralized or rainwater, although tap water should be avoided. The substrate should be moist but not flooded. Feeding/ fertilizing: Sedums generally do not require additional fertilization as they absorb nutrients from the insects they catch. Occasionally you can feed the plant with small insects such as fruit flies.Humidity: This plant requires high humidity, ideally 70-90%. It is ideal for growing in terrariums or closed containers such as the Wabi-Kusa jars to provide the right humidity. Temperature: Climbing sundew grows best in moderate to warm temperatures. The optimum is 20-28 °C during the day and 15-20 °C at night. It is sensitive to low temperatures.Propagation: Leaves that touch the ground from the plant form new plants, so-called sprouts. However, the plant also reproduces via side shoots.The 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, but they also they also contribute to a balanced ecosystem by controlling the population of small insects. small insects.

Cardinal lobelia - Lobelia cardinalisThe cardinal lobelia is an eye-catching colour accent for the garden pond and brings vibrancy to the banks with its red flowers. At a height of 60-80 cm, it is ideal as a structuring plant in the background of low border plantings. It is suitable for planting depths of 0 to -15 cm and is hardy in zones 1-2.Flowering time: V-VIII (May to August)Flower colour: redWinter hardiness: Zone 1 - 2Pot: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications:They create a clear, red eye-catcher at the edge of the pond and visibly enliven the shoreline.Thanks to its planting depth of 0 to -15 cm, the cardinal lobelia is ideal for the edge and shallow water zone.Zone 1-2 makes it suitable for perennial pond design in many regions.Technical data:Botanical name: Lobelia cardinalisGerman name: Cardinal lobeliaPlanting depth: 0 to -15 cmFlowering time: V-VIIIWinter hardiness: Zone 1/2Pot: approx. 9 cmWith Lobelia cardinalis (cardinal lobelia), you are bringing a pond edge plant into your garden that can do one thing above all else: Show its colours. The bright red flowers make it the ideal eye-catcher around the garden pond - especially where many green and yellow tones dominate and a clear accent is desired. Due to its growth height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, it adds structure to the bank planting and is ideal as a background plant, in front of which lower ground cover and shallow water plants come into their own.The specified flowering period from May to August (V-VIII) ensures that your pond edge will look lively for a long time. For a harmonious overall look, we recommend planting in small groups or as a recurring element along the shoreline. This creates a natural, well thought-out design without the pond edge becoming unruly. The cardinal lobelia looks particularly attractive when the flowers are slightly above the waterline - the colour is reflected in the water and enhances the effect.With a recommended planting depth of 0 to -15 cm, Lobelia cardinalis is ideal for the edge and shallow water zone. Depending on the pond structure, place the plant directly in moist bank soil or in a very shallow water area. A plant basket can help to keep the position stable and make it easier to move the plant if necessary - especially if you want to adapt the design seasonally. Thanks to zone 1-2, the cardinal lobelia is suitable for many regions and is an exciting choice if you want to create a permanent pond edge but still want to work with clear colour accents.Shipping note: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the post or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open bodies of water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo Roco tip: It is best to place Lobelia cardinalis in the shallow water zone so that the roots are evenly moist (0 to -15 cm) - this ensures stable growth. For a particularly attractive look, place the plant where it can be reflected in the water and combine it in the foreground with low ground cover plants at the edge of the pond.