LUSH POTTED PLANTS

We are happy you scanned through to learn about one of the many loose pot plants at Miro I!

You may have noticed how many pots are dotted around the building. Loose pots are a flexible option when there is less space or in this case, when there are some historic and heritage limitations to the building, but still provide a great opportunity to add more nature. Amongst some of the plants in pots are:

FICUS LYRATA

This Ficus Lyrata where this sign is placed is the last of its kind in The Netherlands! This plant type is no longer being imported and the Miro Campus happens to have the last one.

STRELITZIA NICOLAI

Is native to Southern Africa and used to warmer climates! This plant is often confused with Strelitzia Reginae but is a smaller type of Strelitzia: a very low maintenance, leafy indoor plant.

HOMALOMENA MAGGI

Appears to have “heart-shaped” leaves and sometimes red stems.

FICUS ELASTICA

Also known as “rubber trees” and in their natural habitats, can live up to 100 years.

BONUS

How many loose pots do you think there are dotted around the Miro I campus?

Hint: it’s over 100!

Read more about the Miro x MOSS collaboration here!