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The Schefflera Arboricola Nora is a striking green houseplant that is best known for its unique leaves that resemble the shape of a hand. This special shape has given the plant the Dutch nickname Fingerplant. This houseplant is a real climber and can use other trees in its natural habitat to get higher. The sturdy trunk and the ability to climb make the Schefflera an interesting appearance in any interior. The Latin name 'Schefflera' refers to the German botanist Jacob Christian Schäffer, who made a major contribution to botanical science. The addition 'Arboricola' literally means 'tree-dwelling', which refers to its climbing nature. This plant originally comes from Australia and New Zealand, where it grows in the warm and humid environment of the rainforests. This origin explains why the Schefflera prefers a place with indirect sunlight and high humidity. Schefflera care is quite simple, making it a good choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts. The Lisbon plant basket is a stylish, more sustainably produced jute basket. With its natural tones, this plant basket can be easily combined 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.