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Glossy green leaves that alternate in pairs. When your coffee plant reaches maturity at about 4 years old you'll be the proud plant-parent of small, white, fragrant flowers that are followed by green fruits that ripen over a couple of months and change to a bright red shade. Each fruit contains two coffee beans, so with a happy coffee plant you may even be able to make your own cup of coffee! In the meantime why not visit our good friends at Batch Coffee

One of the most robust Calathea varieties, this is a great first choice for a beginner. Vivid, bright lime-green leaves with a deeper dash of green that is reminiscent of animal print - hence the name - will stand proud and pack a visual punch with its bountiful foliage. The prayer plant is aptly known due to the movement of the leaves dependant on the lighting and time of day. You may even hear it move!

Lush greens wash over this fern, giving a sense of freshness and life! Bring the nature in with this soothing connection to the great outdoors. A wild, untameable fern with a distinctive character - this fern is a wonderful addition to any space. Add an unforgiving and powerful aura to a room. Channelling positivity, clarity and encouraging greatness! A perfect plant to encourage work and personal achievements.

The Money Tree is the perfect way to invite wealth and prosperity into your home - according to Feng Shui! Even the tree has its fingers crossed with that plaited trunk. With fantastic textured green leaves spreading out like a star, this stunning tree makes an intriguing houseplant. The calming nature of this plant is said to reduce cortisol levels in the blood and decrease stress levels. Perfect for the bedroom for a good night's sleep!

Please note decorative pots are sold separately and your plant may vary naturally to that shown depending on size selected and growth variance. Each plant tends to be different, just like us! This variety is also prone to some natural leaf dropping and breakages when moving environments, this is usually made up for with fresh new growth once acclimatised.