Schefflera Arab Nora with Basket Lisbon black - 70cm - Ø21

The Schefflera Arboricola Nora is a striking green houseplant known primarily for its unique leaves that resemble the shape of a hand. This unusual shape has earned it the Dutch nickname "Finger Plant." This houseplant is a true climber and, in its natural habitat, can use other trees to reach higher ground. Its sturdy trunk and climbing ability make the Schefflera an interesting addition to any interior.

The Latin name "Schefflera" refers to the German botanist Jacob Christian Schäffer, who made a significant contribution to botanical science. The addition "Arboricola" literally means "tree-dwelling," which refers to its climbing nature. This plant is native to Australia and New Zealand, where it grows in the warm and humid environments of rainforests. This origin explains why the Schefflera prefers a location with indirect sunlight and high humidity.

Caring for the Schefflera is quite simple, making it a good choice for both novice and experienced plant lovers. The Lisbon planter is a stylish, sustainably produced jute basket. Its natural hues make it a great complement to all kinds of houseplants. This Terima Kasih planter is more sustainable and responsibly produced. It's hand-woven from jute, a biodegradable plant. No fossil fuels are used in its production.

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