Cereus spegazzinii cristataThese wonky cacti are our favorite this is a mutation where the plant doesn't know what direction to grow in so why not in all directions haha. All of our plants are ethically sourced from certified U. S. nurseries. We strongly condemn the poaching of plants or wild collection.

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil that is well draining

which grows in the Philippines

Peperomias are semi succulent so they do prefer to dry just a tad more than more tropical plants

they can be cared for very similarly

Native to Borneo

These would thrive as a mounted plant or in a hanging basket which can help mimic it's natural environment

This is called multiflora for a reason because these bloom like CRAZY and their flowers look like shooting stars

Given the proper care they can definitely take over a space

They are known their distinct variegation and for their photonastic movements

This is a subtropical plant native to parts of China

An elegant cultivar of Peperomia caperata

They are the perfect beginner plant