Monadenium ritchieiWe all scream when we get these in! These adorable little specimens native to Kenya. These are often called Euphorbia too which there is much discussion on the topic, they have a unique flowering structure in comparison to the typical Euphorbia flowers. If you put these in direct sun or outside they will turn a bright red. We usually will put them outside late April to September here in Oregon. These are a MUST have for any collector, we hope they

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These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light that is shaded from any direct sun

As they are closely related to Calathea

Deuterocohnia brevifolia is a tropical bromeliad that forms a mound when they grow

Scindapsus is genus of aroids found in the Asias

shrubs and trees

Water when the soil has dried out roughly 3/4ths of the way in the pot

They offer beautiful silvery foliage and are quite a prolific grower

Medinilla sedifolia is such a fun and unique plant to add to your collection

Water every 7 days

Usually these go by “Pothos” but these actually are not pothos at all

This unusual little spiny globose cactus is native to southwestern U