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The Chamaedorea Elegans, also known as the Mexican Dwarf Palm, is a charming green houseplant with elegant, feather-like leaves. This palm has no flowers, but its fresh green leaves make it an attractive addition to any interior. This houseplant is native to the moist, shady undergrowth of South American forests. Here it grows under the dense canopy of taller trees, making it perfect for areas in the home with indirect light. The Latin name 'Chamaedorea' is derived from the Greek words 'chamai', meaning 'on the ground' and 'dorea', meaning 'gift'. 'Elegans' refers to the elegant appearance of the plant. Together, these names emphasize the modest, yet graceful nature of this palm. Caring for this Mexican Dwarf Palm is quite simple, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts. It does not need much water and can cope well with different lighting conditions, as long as it is not in direct sunlight. The Lisbon plant basket is a stylish, more sustainably produced jute basket. With its natural tones, this plant basket can be combined well with all kinds of houseplants. This Terima Kasih plant basket is produced more sustainably and responsibly. The basket is made of jute, a biodegradable plant, which is woven by hand. No fossil fuels are used in production. Terima Kasih ensures that people in Asia can get a good job. Employees are provided with work all year round, receive two fresh meals a day and mothers have adjusted working hours.