Stenorrhynchos speciosum 3"Stenorrhynchos speciosum is a terrestrial orchid species native to Mexico and Central America their thick, tubular roots grow well in a very airy substrate such as a peat heavy potting soil or sphagnum moss. Their leaves are lush and decorative, and their winter flowers can last for many weeks on end. Spikes of red tubular flowers show a white lip. Light: medium light with no direct sun Propagation: cuttings Soil: peat or sphagnum Toxicity: non toxic

Height at maturity: 12 - 14"

Gleefully goat-shaped

Pretty awesome plant to add to your collection

commonly referred to as "Fish Hooks

Ficus Lyrata

Humidity: Prefers high humidity

Spacing: 4 - 5'

Rosemarinus officinalis

though this is not entirely correct

This uncommon Anthurium is known for its shimmery velvet texture and intricate white venation

Soil: best if planted in gritty

Diameter: approx