Anthurium clarinerviumThis velvety Anthurium has our hearts! This epiphytic species can be found growing in Mexico and Central America. They can be very hardy growers! They can grow to have very thick foliage. While they prefer warm and humid conditions, they are not as fussy to changes in their environment as other velvety Anthurium can be. Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light that is shaded from any direct sun. Water when the soil is 2" dry from

Don't forget to give it some plant food to encourage blooms every year

These will not develop a deep root system so be sure to pick a small shallow pot when re-potting

You can cut back watering during the winter as it will go slightly dormant

With a bright enough light they will blush a brighter pink color

These kokedama are roughly 4" in diameter

Since the moss is preserved

to a bit of direct sun

This epiphytic species is at the top of our lists

fleshy leaves but should still be watered regularly to ensure it thrives

or allowed to cascade from shelves or containers

Niwaki tools follow the design of traditional Japanese made tools

These are incredibly easy to care for among the Alocasias