Large Plants

Ordering large plants online is very easy with Serenata Flowers. For each order placed with us, plants are delivered promptly, and next-day delivery is always free, seven days a week.

Snake plant, Parlour palms, Jade plant, Pothos, Spider Plant, Aloe Vera, Ficus, Bamboo Plant and the Velvet Plant are very fast to grow if you give them good growing conditions.

Norfolk Island Pine, Fiddle Leaf Fig, Swiss Cheese Plant, Birds of Paradise, Madagascar Dragon Tree are the houseplants that grow the tallest.

Umbrella Plant (Schefflera), Dendrobium Orchid, Evergreen Perennial, Parlour Palm, Birds Nest Fern, and Flamingo Flower are very nice big indoor plants that are able to bring joy to your home for months to come.

Snake plant, Parlour palm, Money tree, Bamboo Palm, Ficus Audrey, Rubber Plant, Mini Monstera are the plants that grow tall.

They are packaged securely in boxes that are clearly labeled to be handled carefully and the position in which the box should be handled. We have done test runs of our plant packaging to ensure that the plants are secure throughout their journey.

Taking care of big indoor plants is like tending to your own slice of nature indoors. Here are some friendly tips to keep your leafy buddies happy and thriving:

1. Perfect Placement: Find a cosy spot with just the right amount of light for your big plant buddy. Some plants like a sunny spot, while others prefer a more shaded area. Make sure to check the specific light requirements for your plant.

2. Watering: Give your plant friend a drink when it's thirsty, but don't drown it! Stick your finger in the soil to see if it's parched about 3cm down before watering again.

3. Humidity Hacks: Indoor air can sometimes be a bit dry, especially in winter. Help your tropical pals feel at home by misting their leaves occasionally or placing a tray of water and pebbles nearby.

4. Trim and Tidy: Keep your plant looking sharp by snipping away any dead or droopy leaves. It's like giving your buddy a little haircut!

5. Feeding Time: Show your plant some love with a tasty treat now and then. During the growing season, a diluted dose of liquid fertiliser can give them a boost.

6. Repotting: If your plant starts looking a bit cramped in its pot, it might be time for a new home. Give it some space to spread its roots by repotting into a slightly bigger container.

7. Pest Patrol: Keep an eye out for any pesky critters (like spider mites, aphids, or mealybugs) that might try to crash the party. If you spot any, give them the boot with a gentle wash or some insecticidal soap.

8. Extra Support: Some plants need a little help standing tall as they grow. Show them some support with stakes or poles if they start leaning or flopping over.

Remember, each plant has its own personality, so get to know what makes yours tick! With a bit of care and attention, your big indoor beauties will be spreading joy and beauty in no time. Let's keep growing together! ???

You can find more specific plant instructions here