Araucaria Heterophylla - Ø14cm - ↕40cm

Commonly known as the Monkey Tree, Araucaria heterophylla is a fascinating houseplant with a fascinating origin. Native to the lush rainforests of Chile, this unique species adds a touch of exotic charm to any space. As an evergreen conifer, it has thick, needle-like leaves that create a striking contrast. The nickname “monkey tree” comes from its triangular branches, which were said to confuse monkeys as they climbed them. Bring a piece of the Chilean rainforest into your home with this striking, easy-to-care-for houseplant. Also known as the Norfolk Island Pine, Araucaria heterophylla is a beautiful, easy-to-maintain plant that adds a touch of elegance to any interior space. This unique evergreen loves to be placed in a spot that receives partial shade throughout the day. With its tall, slender shape, it adds a dramatic presence to corners or as a focal point. To ensure optimal growth, it requires regular, regular watering. Add this plant to your collection and effortlessly enjoy the beauty it brings to your indoor environment. Discover the joy of the Araucaria heterophylla today!Did you know that the Araucaria heterophylla, also known as the Norfolk Island Pine, is not actually a pine tree? This unique conifer is native to Norfolk Island and is widely grown as a popular ornamental plant due to its elegant symmetrical shape and lush foliage. While it may resemble a Christmas tree, it is important to note that the Norfolk Island Pine is intended for ornamental purposes only and is not edible. So let’s enjoy its beauty and save the feast for other tasty treats!- Araucaria heterophylla, popularly known as Monkey Puzzle, is a unique and popular plant species.- This plant has a pot size of 14 cm, making it suitable for indoor growing or small-scale gardening.- With an average height of around 38 cm, Araucaria heterophylla can be a great addition to your indoor or outdoor plant collection.- Monkey Puzzle thrives in a semi-shaded spot, where it can receive partial sunlight without being exposed to direct intense sunlight.- Fun fact: Araucaria heterophylla is one of the oldest tree species on Earth, dating back to the time of the dinosaurs. Its distinctive and prickly leaves have puzzled botanists for centuries.