Dracaena hanningtonii 'Samurai'One of the most unusual dracaena varieties! And an easy one too! It's leaves can go very long as it matures, almost resembling samurai swords. It can be a bit of a slow grower though. Care: These would prefer to have a bright filtered light, but they can handle low very well. They can go very dry, usually only needing water every 2 3 weeks. A very hardy plant! When repotting, use a semi coarse soil medium. All of our plants are ethically sourced from

An aroid native to parts of South America

This batch of zebrina have 2-3 leaves

They do not do well in a lower light space

It can be found in parts of Argentina and Bolivia in hot and arid climates

These 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

It will super long strands this way that will quickly filly up a hanging pot

This begonia is a little more unusual

These like to dry about halfway between watering

Regardless if you repot into dry soil still wait for the pearls to pucker before watering

Cacti like this variety will need bright filtered light and can handle some direct indoor sun

Young plants usually do not produce fenestration until they mature

An absolutely gorgeous Colombian terrestrial Philodendron species