The Philodendron Imperial Red is a hybrid. It, along with other philodendrons like congo, rojo congo, and prince of orange, were bred to be houseplants. They’re tropical plants native to the rainforests of Central & South America and the Caribbean. It stays short but grows wide, adding body to gaps in the living space. It … Continue reading Philodendron Imperial Red
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Croton Plant
Crotons have some of the boldest and brightest foliage around. With vivid yellow, orange, red, and pink leaves, these exotic plants have a reputation for being high-maintenance. But they’re actually pretty easy to care for! Native to Southeast Asia and Australia, they can grow quickly in good conditions (lots of light and damp soil). Without … Continue reading Croton Plant
How to Grow a Mini Citrus Tree Indoors
With sweet-smelling flowers, glossy foliage and tart, tasty fruit, an indoor lemon tree rewards your attention year-round. Regardless of your climate, you can grow a container lemon tree indoors and enjoy your own homegrown lemons. Growing indoor lemons isn't hard as long as you choose the right tree and meet its special needs. While growing … Continue reading How to Grow a Mini Citrus Tree Indoors
Aloe Vera Plants – Care & Uses
People have been growing aloe vera plants for literally thousands of years. It is one of the most widely used medicinal plants on the planet. If you are wondering, “How can I grow an aloe plant,” I am here to tell you that it is super easy. The first step in aloe vera plant care … Continue reading Aloe Vera Plants – Care & Uses
Calathea Medallion
All of the members of the calathea family are stunningly beautiful, with different, striking leaf patterns on each one. The calathea medallion is no different. Trendy because of their large, "medallion"- like leaves: a brilliant green pattern on top, and a deep burgundy underneath. Observe your plant during night time to see the leaves fold up … Continue reading Calathea Medallion
Ficus Elastica aka Rubber Tree
The super trendy ficus elastica is my new favorite addition to my massive indoor jungle. Only my favs get names, so this is Lucy 😍 Native to southern Southeast Asia and Indonesia, the ficus elastica was used for its latex sap to make rubber before synthetics available. In addition to being useful for rubber, the … Continue reading Ficus Elastica aka Rubber Tree
Begonia Maculata
Ok I saw this baby in the greenhouse and was like "that is the weirdest plant I've seen in awhile" and I just had to have it. Upon researching it when I got home, I found out that it was rumored that the scarlet undersides of the Begonia Maculata's leaves were the inspiration for the … Continue reading Begonia Maculata
Aphelandra Squarrosa aka Zebra Plant
The Aphelandra Squarrosa, AKA "zebra plant” is a large Brazilian rain forest plant, which can grow into large, upright shrubs that bloom profusely in the moist, tropical heat. This zebra houseplant is known for its large, dark green leaves deeply veined in white or yellow, hence the zebra name. Their brightly colored flowers and bracts … Continue reading Aphelandra Squarrosa aka Zebra Plant
Aglaonema “Lady Valentine”
Aglaonema are tropical plants with striking, multicolored leaves and are often used in interior plant design. There are over 150 hybrid varieties of different shapes, shades and colors. The "Lady Valentine" is a stand out with bright, hot pink & green leaves that are freakin' gorgeous! Individual plants' leaves can range from dark pink to … Continue reading Aglaonema “Lady Valentine”
Calathea Ornata
The Calathea Ornata, also called the Pinstripe Plant, is a beautiful plant with pink stripes on its large green leaves. But it can definitely be a fussy little plant to care for. While these plants may seem simple in appearance, they do require a bit of care to keep looking healthy. Light When you first … Continue reading Calathea Ornata
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