Proven Winners® leafjoy® Houseplant Line
Hey plant lovers, gather ’round because we’ve got some exciting news to share! If you’re anything like us and can’t get enough of bringing the outdoors in, you’re going to fall head over heels for the Proven Winners® leafjoy® houseplant line. These beauties are not only gorgeous but also easy to care for, making them the perfect addition to any plant parent’s collection.
You can get FREE SHIPPING on all these leafjoy® beauties on Ship My Plants! Let’s dive right in and explore the leafy wonders!
Mysteria™ Spotsylvania:
Let’s start with a plant that’s causing quite the stir – the Mysteria ‘Spotsylvania’, also known as the ‘Thai Constellation’. With its variegated finish and all the traits we adore about Monstera deliciosa, this one’s a real showstopper. It loves bright, indirect light and moderate watering. Keep those striations, fenestrations, and spots happy!
Tasmanian Tiger:
Next up, we have the majestic ‘Tasmanian Tiger’. Those dark green leaves with mottled yellow striping? Pure perfection. Just be mindful of those cold drafts – this one likes to stay warm! Medium to bright light and consistent moisture will keep this beauty thriving.
Chandeller™ Happiness™ and Chandeller™ Celebrate™:
Lighting up our lives like airy chandeliers, these ficus plants are sure to bring joy to any space. While ‘Happiness’ prefers bright light and warm temperatures, ‘Celebrate’ can grow into a small tree with its distinctive oval leaves. Keep them away from drafts, and you’ll have a botanical masterpiece on your hands!
Color Full™ Orbifolla®:
Meet the Calathea orbifolia, a true prayer plant with its folding foliage. Those silvery-green stripes? Absolutely stunning. It enjoys medium to high light and thrives in humid environments. Say hello to your new leafy companion!
Lily Pads™ Umbrellata:
Looking for a standout accent piece? Look no further than the Lily Pads Umbrellata. Those heart-shaped leaves held horizontally? Simply enchanting. Place it in medium to high light and enjoy the humidity it brings to your space.
Mythic® Ninja Jewel Alocasia and Mythic® Dragonite™ Jewel Alocasia:
Embrace the mysterious allure of these compact jewel alocasias. With their thick, leathery leaves and dark hues, they’re sure to add a touch of magic to your collection. Keep them in bright, indirect light and watch them thrive!
Prismacolor™ Pink Princess:
Get ready to fall in love with the Pink Princess! Those hot pink variegations on deep green leaves? Absolutely mesmerizing. Low to medium light is ideal for this showstopper – just sit back and enjoy the spectacle!
Living Lace™ Davana Blue Star Fern:
Add a touch of whimsy to your space with the Davana Blue Star Fern. Those ruffled, arching fronds with a powdery blue patina? Simply magical. Hang it in low to medium light and watch it flourish.
Mythic™ Frydek:
With its velvety dark green leaves and bright white veins, the Frydek is the epitome of elegance. Bright indirect light is key to keeping this beauty happy and thriving in your home.
Mythic® Nessy:
Last but certainly not least, we have the petite yet striking Nessy. Those deep green to near-black leaves with white veins? Truly a work of art. Bright, indirect light is ideal for this tropical accent plant.
Whew! What a lineup! Remember, each plant has its own unique care requirements, so be sure to give them the love and attention they deserve. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or just starting your green journey, there’s something for everyone in the Proven Winners® leafjoy® houseplant line. So go ahead, add a touch of leafy joy to your life – you won’t regret it!
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6″ Hanging Basket String Of Pearls$29.99 -
Kokedama – Peace Lily$35.00
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Kokedama – Regina Red Arrowhead$32.00
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Kokedama – Snake Plant$34.00
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Lemon Buttons Fern
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Kokedama – Schefflera$34.00
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Kokedama – Monstera Deliciosa$46.00
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Kokedama – Mini Monstera$46.00
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Kokedama – Tineke Rubber Plant$35.00
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