Euphorbia feroxThis is a really incredible euphorbia species. These are an example convergent evolution between cacti and euphorbia as they carry stark similarities to barrel cacti of the Americas . Low growing clumping species which is really easy to propagate from the pups you will get off the mother plant. PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE HIGHLY TOXIC Do not snag one of these if your pet is a known chewer. Care: Euphorbia like this variety will need bright filtered light

This oddball blueish Haworthia has our hearts

Euphorbia like this variety will need bright filtered light and or direct sun

These Hoyas have extra cute blooms

these can produce fragrant clusters of white flowers

We've seen larger versions of this plant and they put out the most beautiful yellow or white blooms

They naturally want bright light

originating in Japan

You can re-pot using 100% sphagnum moss or a soil mixture labeled for carnivorous plants

They prefer a bright filtered light while being sheltered from direct sun

that will encourage the trunk to get bigger

It is a large fern that produces enormous shield like growth

This is such a beautiful cultivar