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Are you also fond of seeing your own houseplant growing up?
You are not the only one!
Since a few years, growing and cutting your own houseplants is very popular again. Instagram is full of beautiful photos of cute little plants. There are also many self-grown plant cuttings shared, but unfortunately the availability and choice is often limited. That is why we founded Online Babyplants.
Online Babyplants stands for a reliable delivery, professional cuttings and a unique assortment. Our assortment is determined together with our followers. Together we look for funny, trendy and healthy plants. Together we make sure that everyone can gets the perfect cuttings. Because there is nothing more fun than seeing your baby plants grow into an adult houseplant!
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Monstera Adansonii
Monstera AdansoniiThe baby Monstera Adansonii also known as the ‘Philodendron monkey mask’. Originally the Monstera plant comes from Central- and South America. It is a tropical climber that is easy to maintain.
Alocasia Zebrina
Alocasia ZebrinaThe Alocasia Zebrina owes its name to the special zebra print on his stems. The extraordinary stems in combination with its beautiful green leaves are characteristic of the Alocasia Zebrina. The lovely heart-shaped leaves also call to mind the floppy ears of an elephant.
Begonia Maculata
Begonia MaculataThe Begonia Maculata ‘Wightii’, also known as the ‘Polka dot’ Begonia or ‘Forel’ Begonia. Originally the Begonia Maculata comes from Brazil. It is unique in the form of its leaves. Because it has olive green leaves freckled with silvery-white spots on its upper surface and a red-Bordeaux reverse.
Pilea Peperomioides
Pilea PeperomioidesThe baby Pilea also known as the Pancake plant. The name Pancake plant comes from the round leaves that have a pancake shape. Pilea Peperomioides originated in China, that is why it is nicknamed ‘Chinese Money Plant’.
