Hanging
Hanging
SKU: HM-207S
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Shirley's Flowers & Sweets
138 Concord St, Nashua,
NH
03060
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
Same Day Delivery is available in select areas, and as allowed by zip code and the delivery date selection calendar.
Substitution Policy
Substitution Policy
To guarantee the freshest bouquet possible, we may replace some stems in your arrangement for color or flower variety. While we always do the best to match the picture shown, sometimes different vases may be used. Any substitution made will be similar to the original design and be of equal or greater value.
Floral and Plant Substitutions
For bouquets and plants of one variety, such as roses or orchids, we focus on matching the floral type but may substitute for different colors.
Bring a pop of color and greenery into your home with this unique wall hanging monstera leaf propagation station! Handmade with layered wood and painted monstera leaves in rich shades of blue and teal, this piece doubles as modern wall art and a functional way to grow your plants. The station holds 3 tubes – perfect for rooting your favorite cuttings. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or just starting out, this display makes it easy (and stylish!) to watch your plants thrive.
🌱 Bonus Option: Select to include 3 pothos cuttings with your order so you can start propagating right away. Pothos are one of the easiest plants to grow, making this a beginner-friendly choice.
✨ Details:
• Handmade wall hanging propagation station
• Features layered wooden monstera leaves in blue & teal tones
• Comes with 3 test tubes for plant cuttings
• Optional: 3 pothos cuttings included
• Lightweight, easy to hang, and adds natural style to any room
• Perfect gift for plant lovers, housewarmings, or unique home décor With its tropical vibes and practical design, this propagation station is more than just plant care – it’s wall art that grows with you.
