The Ficus grows mainly in the tropical regions of Asia, Africa and South America, but can also be found in other parts of the world such as Australia and the Mediterranean. The Gina Da brand stands for a homely feeling, lively colours and designs that radiate worldly diversity. The basis of the range is European ceramics complemented by a variety of other beautiful materials. The Ficus cyathistipula has large dark green leaves and often grows upwards against a stick. The One and Only collection consists of high-gloss planters in various colours and patterns that will freshen up your interior. As the collection name suggests, each planter is unique. This is because the planters are hand painted and each planter has a different spot in the oven. The heat distribution in the oven is different in each place, which results in unique patterns. The ceramic planters are intended for the interior.

The Ficus grows mainly in the tropical regions of Asia, Africa and South America, but can also be found in other parts of the world such as Australia and the Mediterranean. The Ficus cyathistipula has large dark green leaves and often grows upwards against a stick.

The Gina Da brand stands for a homely feeling, lively colours and designs that radiate worldly diversity. The basis of the range is European ceramics complemented by a variety of other beautiful materials. The One and Only collection consists of high-gloss planters in various colours and patterns that will freshen up your interior. As the collection name suggests, each planter is unique. This is because the planters are hand painted and each planter has a different spot in the oven. The heat distribution in the oven is different in each place, which results in unique patterns. The ceramic planters are intended for the interior.

This plant display is made up with a pot plant, filled with Vulkastrat and is equipped with a waterlevel indicator. Vulkastrat absorbs more water than regular soil and releases it gradually to the roots. Vulkastrat cannot shrink shut due to its coarse structure, which keeps the soil more airy and allows the roots to absorb enough oxygen.