Brisbane Rare Plants

Just Moved House today now located in Parkinson, great lighting and space for my new babies.

Just arrived, isn’t she pretty …Scindapsus Pictus variegated exotica Aurea Mayari Philodendron.

SOLD - $250 - Burle Marx Mint, new leaf has great variegation.
Pick up or post.

Here is a copy of my current plant list, give or take a few.
If you are after anything let me know.

Collector plant sale, gorgeous plants
HELP - I need to sell a few to fund a new purchase

Here is an updated current list of plants I have available For Sale.
I buy plants because they have great genetics, prices start at $30 and go up, I have a lot of nice Syngoniums atm and go up from there depending on rareity.
There are a couple of cheaper ones.
PM If you’d like prices or more information please give me an idea of a budget as I can have multiples of plants, it gives me an idea which ones to show you.
Postage is available (I post on Mondays)

Collector plants Rare and greenhouse bargains
Pimpama - Rifle Range road
Sharon 0424056100

Current plant list

Philodendron
Polypioides
Var Heartleaf large totem
Soderoi SOLD
Var Soderoi
Painted lady
El Guapo
Dean Mcdowell
Rio
Glad hands
Joepii
Florida beauty large multi planted
Florida ghost
White knight
Var micans
Strawberry shake
Var Bipennifolium
Ring of fire
Var Burle Marx
Green Burle Marx totem
Pink princess
White wizard
White princess
Big ears 69686
Jose Buono
Autumn queen
Golden Dragon 🐉

Syngonium
Frosted heart
Godzilla
Starlight
Pink Salmon
Strawberry ice
Milk confetti
Var Chiapense
Green Chiapense totem
Red spot tri colour
Beauty
Scrambled eggs
Mosaic
Grey splash/grey ghost
Orm nak
T24
Strawberry Milk starlight
Confetti tri colour
Aurea

Homalomena Rubescens Aurea.
Homalomena Pink Diamond

Monstera
Borsigana
Aurea
Swiss cheese
Mottled
Adansonii Laniata
Adansonii Aurea SOLD
Var Peru
Esqueleto
Burle Marx flame
Rhaphidophora tetrasperma

Anthurium
Magnificum pure
Waroqueanum
Pebbles 2 - NFS
Adreanum var
Black cherry
Tarantula
Midnight velvet
Veitchii x adreanum and a couple of NOID lucky dips.

Calocasia
Black coral
Pharoahs mask
Limeaide
Milky Way
Queen of Phoenix
Light pillar
Black Ripple
White Lava

Others
Alocasia black stem
Alocasia Okinawa Silver
Alocasia New Guinea gold SOLD
Elephant ears
Variegated Elephant Ears
Mickey Mouse
Araceae epiprenum pinnatum var
Epiprenum amplissimum
Alocasia gageana Aurea
Pictum tri colour
Ghost cactus
Shangri la
Hoyas
Snow queen Pothos
White elephant ears
Black elephant ears
Picasso small and large pots

Express postage available Mondays or pick up Pimpama

$60 - Calocasia Black Ripple babies for Sale.
Postage available $15.

What plants are on your current Wishlist?
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Plant sale Today - Pimpama - Rifle Range Road - Sign out 8am

I've revamped my plant cabinets, and I'm thrilled with how they turned out!

Which one do you prefer? Which one do you think looks better? Some have a black background, while others have a white one.

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Indoor Eden Gold Coast Ten acre plant nursery just 10 minutes from the M1 at 161 Kriedeman Road Upper Coomera on the GC.

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If you have time for drama, you're not gardening enough.

🌿🌱 Huge Plant Sale! Saturday 7AM🌱🌿

Join us for our garage sale greenhouse cleanout! We're offering a wide variety of beautiful plants including Syngoniums, Alocasias, Monsteras, Hoyas, Cactus, Philodendrons, Anthuriums, and Calocasias.

Don't miss out on our assortment of pots too!

Location: Rifle Range Road North, Pimpama
Contact: Sharon 0424056100

Come early for the best selection! Sign out 7am Saturday

Moss poles can be a bit labor-intensive. I've tried using large bark totems for them, but they didn't yield much and were difficult to remove when I wanted to repurpose the plant. I prefer the idea of growing substantial moss poles with established roots and then dividing them to create two plants; it's much simpler with moss.

HELP - I need an ID ???
Morning plant peeps. So this just started growing out of one of my pots, no idea that it is, looks like some type of Alocasia to me anybody out there know what this is?
***Ok general consensus is Syngonium Aurea
I was hoping for something rare and exotic, that magically grew in my pot from another seller, but not meant to be lol

Absolutely true

It’s a routine and a hobby

Around six months back, I did a plant swap with someone, mainly Anthuriums, all different types, among them were a couple of Anthurium Black Cherries, which seemed ordinary. However, today I stumbled upon one that appears to be quite exceptional today at the back of the cabinet. What do you think? Is it unusual or is this what a black cherry should look like?

On wild and windy days, the kitchen becomes my go-to place for repotting.
Monstera Deliciosa true form and Monstera Borsigana blocky Albo
And a Verrocusum multi planted, all having a well earned drink.

$150 - (plant 1) Var Tetrasperma mini monstera 1 leaf and one new growth point
$180 - (plant 2) Var Tetrasperma mini monstera 2 leaves and two new growth points
$220 - (plant 3) Var Tetrasperma mini monstera 3 leaves and three new growth points
Available for pick up or postage, first photo mother plant all plants healthy and established.
If you want one comment SOLD and the plant number, I’ll message you the details for payment

I've just Repotted my Philodendron Jose Buono plant, switching from a bark pole to a moss pole for several reasons:

It has grown significantly and it's about time for a change.
Despite its height, it hasn't developed any aerial roots in the past two years.
I aim to improve drainage since it's currently in a black pot within a ceramic pot, leading to excess water accumulation in the ceramic pot after watering.
Here are the solutions I'm considering:

Using two moss poles joined with small zip ties.
Creating drainage by drilling a hole in the base of the ceramic pot and placing it on a plastic base with blue stones.
Adding stability by zip tying a tomato stake to the back of the moss poles, given its height.
Treating the roots with Azos and Mykos.
Employing a drip feeder with GT Foliage to ensure gradual absorption of water and nutrients by the moss pole.
These are strategies I've picked up along the way. If you have any better suggestions, I'd love to hear them! (Smaller plant is tip cutting)

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String of wasabi peas