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cyprus palm plant Online Plants Store Limassol - CyprusLife Form: Tree Family: Araceae Origin: Comoros, Madagascar Ease of Cultivation: Easy with small difficulties The Size: From 1,5 to 4 m in a pot Growth: Average Lifespan: Perennial plant, from 3 to 8 years and more in a pot. Temperature: In summer: the upper limit is 86 F, in the winter the lower limit is 59 F. The optimum temperature is 68 71,6 F. Humidity: Increased, not less than 50%, except for spraying, it is desirable to put the pot in a tray
Life Form: Tree
Family: Araceae
Origin: Comoros, Madagascar
Ease of Cultivation: Easy with small difficulties
The Size: From 1,5 to 4 m in a pot
Growth: Average
Lifespan: Perennial plant, from 3 to 8 years and more in a pot.
Temperature: In summer: the upper limit is 86 ° F, in the winter the lower limit is 59 ° F. The optimum temperature is 68-71,6 ° F.
Humidity: Increased, not less than 50%, except for spraying, it is desirable to put the pot in a tray with wet pebbles.
Lightning: Bright diffused light, east window is suitable
The Soil: Ready ground is suitable for lemons. For the soil of own preparation, take 1 part of turf ground, 1 part of coarse-grained sand or perlite, 1 part of wet peat or humus (leaf land). Requires a pot with a hole.
Watering: Abundant with soft water, 1-2 times a week, the soil should be moist all the time
Fertilizer: From spring to autumn, regularly feed once every 2-3 weeks with a soluble fertilizer for palms.
Reproduction: Root offspring, which are separated during transplantation. It is possible to propagate seeds that are soaked for 2-3 days in water at a temperature of 86 ° F, are sown in a mixture of peat and perlite and germinate under the film at a temperature of 68-77 ° F. The first sheet appears in 2-3 months.
Bloom: In the home, culture blooms extremely rarely, in the summer. Flowers – panicles of small yellow or cream flowers. Then dark violet fruits are formed.
Transfer: In the spring, once every 2-3 years. Like all palms, it does not respond well to transplantation. In large specimens, it is sufficient to change the topsoil. Requires a deep pot, because roots grow down.
Features of Care: In the summer it is desirable to take outside. Preferably several young trees planted in one pot.
Difficulties: It is affected by a spider mite and chervets. Reddish and brown spots on the leaves indicate fungal diseases and excessive moisture in the soil. The leaves turn yellow with insufficient watering, and dry tips are formed in dry air. On the leaves appear light dry spots with an excess of light, and fade and darken the leaves begin at too low a temperature
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★★★★★ 3
My dog absolutely loves it, but durability is poor.
This is my dog's second Pet Lou bunny. The first one I picked up in some random store. I tied it onto the end of my home-made flirt pole (look it up). She absolutely loves this toy. Her favorite has to be the squeakers in each paw. She likes the grunter in the body fine, and doesn't seem to care for the crinkly ears. Since it was on a flirt pole and I do not let her play with it solo, it lasted a long time. After finally killing the last paw squeaker I thought I'd buy a replacement with the expectation that the new one would be as durable as the old.
The very first time we played with the new bunny, it came away with 1 broken paw squeaker and a tear in an armpit. The squeakers I can understand because she is a major chewer, but the tear after 1 use leads me to believe these toys are not as durable or the quality control at the factory is poor.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2023
★★★★★ 5
A winner! Life size bunny that quacks.
It's the size of a real rabbit, and seems reasonably well made, and after a few weeks my dog hasn't exposed any stuffing. The ears have crinkly plastic in them, and the body has a duck-quack squeaker. My dog doesn't love crinkly plastic or high-pitched squeakers, but she loves this toy, and doesn't seem to mind that a rabbit quacks like a duck.
My dog has shown a particular preference for this over her other stuffed toys, so I'd say it was a really good value, and would buy another without hesitation if something ever happens to this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very well made and sturdy
Color: Carrot Orange
This toy isn’t quite indestructible but it is very sturdy and so far I’m pleased. I have a 5 month old who is a chewer and she has destroyed toys at a fast pace. It’s just the right size and weight for her to toss around, and I have thrown it in the washer inside a mesh bag once already. The fabric is soft, yet very strong. The only casualty to it was an ear. One had to be cut off once she had it partially chewed off. That’s a win in my book!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 1
“Indestructible”? Not even close.
Color: Carrot Orange, Color: Carrot Orange
I bought this because it was advertised for large aggressive chewers and claimed to be indestructible. Unfortunately, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
My dog destroyed this toy in about two minutes. Seriously. It took me longer to get it out of the Amazon packaging and the manufacturer’s box than it did for my dog to rip it open. Once he got going, the seams popped and stuffing was everywhere.
Then I got the joy of cleaning up the mess, which took longer than the toy lasted.
If your dog is actually a strong chewer, this toy probably won’t survive very long. I wish I could recommend it, but honestly it just didn’t hold up at all.
Save your money and keep looking
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
UPDATE TO MY REVIEW / It's NOT indestructible!
Color: Carrot Orange
UPDATE: I stand by my review for the original "Plush Toy". BUT ... the seller contacted me and offered to help, because they don't want their customers to be unhappy with their products. I described the problem, and they said they'd contact their supplier to correct things. AND ... they offered to send another dog toy that actually was indestructible.
My dog, a Border Collie - Retriever mix, loved the replacement they sent, an Orange Peanut. (He even took it to bed the first night.) This was much appreciated. But what I most appreciated was their Customer Service and Care. They don't just say they want their customers to be happy, they actually demonstrate it by their actions. This type of care is rare these days, and I commend them for it.
Notice I've changed my rating from 1-star to 5-stars, this is in recognition of their Customer Service. To me, this type of care is more important than any product.
So I now fully endorse this seller. If you have an issue with a product, just contact them (through Amazon), and they will do their utmost to make things right, and to make sure you're happy.
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I bought this because it was described as "Dog Plush Toy for Large Aggressive Chewers, Indestructible Dog Squeaky Toy" (from their listing on Amazon). My dog is a Golden Retriever mix, and he's only a "medium size aggressive chewer". And yet, this toy lasted 10 minutes at the most.
Very disappointing ... save yourself a "dog toy heartbreak".
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023