Rhipsalis teres f. prismaticaThese are an epiphytic jungle cacti that grow in tropical to subtropical climates. They are very unsual and produce these beautiful white flowers as they begin to grow over the pot. We absolutely love these and they are apart of our collection at home. Care Since they are a jungle cactus they prefer bright indirect light. Water when first 2" of the soil is dry. This is typically oncer every 10ish days for us. These dont wan't to be overwatered. All of

these tropical pines are native to Norfolk Island off the coast of New Zealand

Kokedamas are one of the earliest forms of bonsai

adding an elegant touch to any space when in full bloom

linguiformis has a more modest rhizome that still functions as a home for ants in the wild—but the plant can be successfully grown without ants in cultivation

Once you see new growth emerging

This particular variety is renowned for its striking flowers

A true weirdo

and is known for producing gracefully arching flower spikes with many small blooms

Anthurium mancuniense is often admired for its elongated

they will like to dry out roughly 2"-3" from the top of the soil it is rooted in

They enjoy humidity and bright indirect light

its dramatic