Needs Some Care
Check soil moisture and light weekly. A little experience is enough, and the reward is a more beautiful plant.
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Fiddle-Leaf Fig
Fiddle-Leaf Fig — Large, violin-shaped leaves on an upright stem; it grows best in a steady, bright position.
- Light: Bright indirect light to gentle sun; keep the position stable.
- Watering: Water after the top 3–5 cm dries; reduce in winter or low light.
Hong Kong care guide: Fiddle-Leaf Fig (light, watering & common issues)
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Finger Lime Tree
Finger Lime Tree has a fine evergreen canopy and can produce slender fruit filled with glistening, pearl-like vesicles that burst gently on the palate — the origin of its 'citrus caviar' nickname. Its light, upright silhouette suits a sunny balcony or bright garden perfectly.
It thrives in full sun with shelter from wind and sharp drainage, plus steady moisture while actively growing. The branches are thorny, so wear gloves when moving or pruning it. For flowering and fruiting details, see the FAQs below; ask us about the current batch before ordering if this matters to you.
Giant Wave Alocasia
Giant Wave Alocasia carries broad glossy leaves, pronounced veins and deeply rippled edges, creating an almost sculptural tropical silhouette. One plant is enough to anchor a lounge, dining area or reception. Give it bright, indirect light away from harsh direct sun.
Current batch: approx. 180 cm tall.
Indian Azalea
Indian Azalea — A shaped shrub with coral to crimson flowers, usually flowering in spring outdoors in Hong Kong.
Flowering and delivery: Outdoor flowering in Hong Kong is usually in spring; nursery-grown plants may bloom in winter, but may not flower again straight away. It may arrive with few or no flowers; ask about the current batch before ordering if blooms matter.
Hong Kong care guide: Indian Azalea (light, watering & common issues)
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Ming Aralia
Olive Tree
Olive Tree brings Mediterranean character to a sunny balcony or rooftop, with grey-green leaves, silvery undersides and a sculptural trunk. Give it around 6 hours or more of direct sun daily. Pale walls and warm wood make a quiet backdrop for its natural form.
Approx. 1.7–1.8 m overall, including the nursery pot.
