Light

Your Alocasia Silver Dragon thrives on bright, indirect light. Too much exposure to direct sunlight can scorch the leaves.

Water

Water your Silver Dragon once per week during the summer and every other week during winter months. Anything over 50% humidity is good for the Silver Dragon, but they thrive when humidity levels are around 60% to 80%.

Fun Fact

The Silver Dragon is named for the foliage that resembles dragon scales.

Light

Zebra plants prefer bright, indirect light

Water

Water your zebra plant when the top 25% of soil is dry. Your zebra requires a high humidity of 60-70%.

Fun Fact

It got its name from the white stripes on its green colored leaves similar to the stripes of a zebra.

Light

Prefers bright indirect light

Water

Water when the top inch or so of soil is dry, they like their soil to stay moist. They do well with a humidity of 70% or above.

Fun Fact

Alocasia can be propagated by separating rhizomes into different pots.

Light

Thrives in bright, well-lit conditions, but direct sunlight should be avoided as it will scorch the leaves.

Water

Ideal watering schedule is once or twice per week and it enjoys a humidity of 40-70%.

Fun Fact

Alocasia leaves look like stingrays that swim in the air.

Light

Bright indirect light for about six hours a day

Water

Bambinos enjoy watering about every 2 weeks, frequent misting, and keeping their soil moist but not wet.

Fun Fact

Another name for the Bambino is the Jewel Alocasia

Light

Bright indirect sunlight – partial shade to full sun

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks – it does appreciate moist soil but, doesn’t like to sit in water for long periods. This plant thrives from a humidity of 60% and above.

Plant Fact

This plant is toxic to animals

Light

Medium to bright, indirect sunlight

Water

The African Mask enjoys weekly watering and frequent misting, keep soil moist but not wet. It thrives on a humidity of 60-75%.

Fun Fact

African Mask grows from rhizomatous or tuberous roots.

Light

Moderate to bright indirect light

Water

Keep the plant evenly moist – if the top of the soil isn’t damp or wet, it’s time to water. Enjoys high humidity

Plant Fact

This plant is toxic to pets

Light

Bright, indirect light – too much exposure to direct light can scorch the leaves.

Water

Do not allow this plant to dry out completely. Let the top couple inches of soil dry out before giving your plant a thorough watering. They thrive on humidity levels of 60-80%.

Plant Fact

The Silver Dragon is toxic to humans and pets.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

Check weekly and be sure to water if the top 25% of soil is dry. Humidity of 70% and above is ideal.

Fun Fact

Native to the tropical rainforests of the Philippines.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

Check weekly and be sure to water if the top 25% of soil is dry. Humidity of 70% and above is ideal.

Fun Fact

Native to the tropical rainforests of the Philippines.

Light

Party Time is a perfect house plant, it can thrive in partial shade.

Water

It should be watered whenever its soil begins to dry out. Be sure to keep it in well-drained soil and at an average household temperature.

Fun Fact

The Party Time can grow at a fast rate and it live approximately 5 years.

Light

Direct light – needs a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight per day.

Water

Water about every 3 weeks and even more sparingly during the winter. Aim for about a 40% humidity level.

Fun Fact

The aloe gel is 96% water, which enables the plant to survive in arid regions.

Light

Bright indirect light and partial shade

Water

Angel wing begonias like to be kept consistently moist. Once the first inch of soil has dried, it’s time to water throughly and allow it to drain. Humidity levels of 50% or more are ideal.

Fun Fact

This plant is toxic for both cats and dogs.

Light

Prefers strong indirect light. The leaves can scorch direct sun.

Water

This plant is a water lover. The soil should stay moist but not waterlogged. It’s not recommended to allow it to dry out completely.

Fun Fact

Takes seven years to mature fully.

Light

Bright light

Water

Because they are succulents, they can go long periods without water. Allow the top 2 to 3 inches of soil to dry out between waterings and then give the plant a good soak.

Fun Fact

In the ground, this plant can grow to 30 feet tall, but in containers remains much shorter.

Light

Moderate to bright indirect light

Water

Water weekly, allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings.

Light

The bird of paradise thrives on full or partial sunlight.

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Birds of Paradise like humidity levels of at least 50%.

Light

It grows well indoors with lots of indirect light.

Water

Water once or twice per week or once the top 2 inches of soil are dry. The goal should be to have a humidity level of 60 percent.

Fun Fact

There are approximately 30 Dieffenbach varieties in the world.

Light

It grows well indoors with lots of indirect light.

Water

Water once or twice per week or once the top 2 inches of soil are dry. The goal should be to have a humidity level of 60 percent.

Fun Fact

There are approximately 30 Dieffenbach varieties in the world.

Light

Full sun to partial shade

Water

From spring to fall you should water when the soil begins to dry out, water less during winter months. Always avoid getting the leaves wet, particularly in humid regions. It will grow well indoors with a humidity level of 40-50%.

Fun Fact

This plant is deer resistant and grows up to about 8 inches.

Light

Partial sun/shade

Water

Water twice per week and it will thrive in a higher humidity.

Fun Fact

The hitch hiker is a fast grower and its leaves can reach up to about 3 feet tall.

Light

They grow best in bright but indirect light.

Water

Elephant ears will need very regular watering. Check the soil and water if slightly damp but mostly dry. The ideal humidity is 50% or higher.

Fun Fact

This plant is very adaptable and can grow in containers, in soil or even in water.

Light

They grow best in medium or bright light.

Water

Water them once or twice a week, keeping the soil moist but not too wet is best. They do require a higher humidity in order to thrive.

Fun Fact

The common name for this plant is Flame Violet.

Light

Ficus love bright, indirect sunlight and lots of it.

Water

We recommend that you water your Ficus every 5 to 7 days, or when the top inch of soil is dry. Aim for a humidity level of 40% to 60%.

Fun Fact

Ficus plants improve the quality of air.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

Water once per week during the summer and every two weeks during the winter. This plant prefers high humidity.

Fun Fact

The Rubber Tree produces a milky-white latex sap once it reaches the age of about 6 years old.

Light

Water regularly the Moonshine regular but be sure to allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Water

Water once per week during the summer and every two weeks during the winter. This plant prefers high humidity.

Fun Fact

This plant is toxic to animals.

Light

Semi-bright, indirect light. If the sun is too strong the leaves will bleach out and become pale in color.

Water

You should water your cactus once the top 2-3 inches of soil have dried out. It’s important to avoid watering the cactus with water that is too cold as it can shock the roots. The ideal humidity is alteast 60%.

Fun Fact

It is an epiphyte meaning it will can grow on a ‘host’ plant.

Light

Full sun to partial shade

Water

Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Stick with an average to dry humidity.

Fun Fact

This plant is generally non-toxic to animals and humans.

Light

Full sun to partial shade

Water

It prefers hot dry conditions but a little water in the summer will keep it looking its best.

Fun Fact

As this species matures, the hair often becomes thick enough to completely cover the plant’s green body.

Light

It grows best in bright light and warm, dry climates.

Water

Water whenever the soil has completely dried out, about every two to three weeks. This plant doesn’t need any humidity.

Fun Fact

There are more than 700 species of Haworthia in the world.

Light

Bright, indirect light for atleast 6 hours per day

Water

Only water when the soil dries out completely. This could be once or twice per week depending on the season. Hoya’s like a humidity of atleast 60%.

Fun Fact

The trailing vines can reach up to 6 feet in length.

Light

Medium to bright, indirect light

Water

Only water when the soil dries out completely. This could be once or twice per week depending on the season. Hoya’s like a humidity of atleast 60%.

Fun Fact

Typically low maintenance and hardy so you do not have to have a green thumb to keep it alive.

Light

Medium to bright, indirect light

Water

Water once every 14 days during the spring and summer and once every 3-4 weeks in the winter. Most Hoyas are happy around 50% humidity.

Light

Lots of bright and indirect sun.

Water

Water once every 14 days on average. Allow it to dry out before watering. A humidity level of 40-60% is best.

Light

Medium to bright filtered light

Water

Medium demand – The top 2 inches of soil should be dry before watering. This ivy does not require additional humidity.

Fun Fact

Curly Locks is more of an climbing ivy and will attempt to grow in a more upright direction.

Light

Bright light, but not direct sun – they tolerate low to medium light

Water

Water ivies thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry to the touch to a depth of 1/2 inch before watering again. Aim to maintain a humidity level of about 40% or higher.

Fun Fact

It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, and it has been used as an herbal medicine.

Light

Bright light, but not direct sun – they tolerate low to medium light

Water

Water ivies thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry to the touch to a depth of 1/2 inch before watering again. Aim to maintain a humidity level of about 40% or higher.

Fun Fact

English ivy is the best air purifying house plant for benzene reduction.

Light

Indirect or filtered bright sunlight

Water

Water ivies thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry to the touch to a depth of 1/2 inch before watering again. Aim to maintain a humidity level of about 40% or higher.

Fun Fact

The white and yellow areas on the variegated ivy leaves lack chlorophyll.

Light

Jade plants should receive atleast six hours of bright light per day.

Water

Water once every two to three weeks. They do not require high humidity levels.

Fun Fact

Jade plants are easy to grow indoors and can live for 100 years when cared for consistently.

Light

Bright, indirect light. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight, as it can damage the leaves.

Water

Allow the top inch of soil to try out before water. It prefers to be moist but not waterlogged.

Fun Fact

The Maranta folds its leaves at night, which is why its named the name Prayer Plant.

Light

Bright, indirect light – it can not tolerate direct light, it will cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Water

Water about once per week and keep the humidity above 60%.

Fun Fact

It is also known as the Swiss cheese plant.

Light

Medium to bright indirect light

Water

Water once the top 2 to 4 inches of the soil are dry.

Fun Fact

The Deliciosa can grow up to 70 feet tall

Light

Medium to bright light, but avoid too much direct sun.

Water

Water about twice per week while it is actively growing during the spring and summer. Be sure the top 2 inches of soil are dry before watering or you could risk overwatering. It’s best to stick with a humidity of 50-70%.

Fun Fact

Monstera Peru is a super versatile species, able to climb and trail.

Light

The Monstera Siltepecana enjoys bright indirect light.

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. This Monstera also requires a high humidity level to thrive, between 60 to 90% is ideal.

Fun Fact

In its native habitat, it is a creeping epiphyte.

Light

Bright, indirect light for a minimum of 6-8 hours per day

Water

Water about once per week during spring and summer months and less in the winter. The soil prefers to be lightly moist, but not wet. The ideal humidity is 60-80%.

Fun Fact

It can take up to 5 years for a Thai Constellation to reach its full size.

Light

Prefers bright, indirect light

Water

Water thoroughly, allowing the top inch of the soil to dry out before watering again. Avoid overwatering, as this can cause root rot.

Fun Fact

Light

Medium to bright light and out of direct sunlight.

Water

Water once per week and stick with a moderate humidity of 50-60%.

Fun Fact

The leaves split at the sides as it matures, making it look like a dragon’s tail.

Light

Bright indirect light

Water

Water once per week and stick with a moderate humidity of 50-80%.

Fun Fact

Named for the eminent Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx

Light

Lots of bright, indirect light

Water

Water once per week and stick with a higher humidity.

Fun Fact

Quick grower and loves to climb trellises

Light

Florida Green will display its best color in moderate to bright indirect light.

Water

Florida Green should be watered when the top few inches of soil are dry. It will appreciate a higher humidity of 60–70%.

Fun Fact

Florida Green is an attractive Philodendron hybrid.

Light

Medium to bright indirect light

Water

Enjoys a weekly watering session. This plant needs atleast a 50% humidity.

Fun Fact

The golden goddess normally tops out at around six feet tall.

Light

Medium or bright indirect light

Water

Water about once a week and allow the soil to dry out between waterings. It prefers a humidity of 60-80%.

Fun Fact

Sometimes leaves will come in with a peachy-pink color before they turn green.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

You may need to water Lemon Lime once a week during its growing season in spring and summer, but only once a month in winter.

Fun Fact

Lemon Lime Philodendron will help to purify the air in your home.

Light

The Mican enjoys medium to bright, indirect light. The amount of light the plant is exposed to will influence the color of the leaves.

Water

Water whenever your top 2-3 inches of soil have dried out. Another way to check if it needs water is to check on the leaves, they will start to droop and curl in slightly when they are in need of water. This plant is sensitive to overwatering, so make sure the roots never sit in water. The ideal humidity for this plant is 40-80%.

Fun Fact

The Micon loves to grow and it will quickly develop along a trailing vine under ideal conditions.

Light

Bright, indirect sunlight

Water

Constantly moist, but not oversaturated. It will grow fine with a humidity level of 50%.

Fun Fact

The Moonlight has an air-purifying ability.

Light

Bright, indirect sunlight

Water

Water only after top inch of soil has dried. It appreciates a humidity level of 50%.

Plant Fact

This plant is toxic to both humans and pets.

Light

Medium or indirect light – will grow faster and produce more leaves. Philodendrons should not be placed in direct sunlight.

Water

Your Philodendron enjoys weekly watering sessions, allowing its soil to completely dry out between waterings to prevent overwatering and root rot. They prefer high humidity levels of at least 40%.

Fun Fact

Heartleaf  has long, winding stems that can trail from a hanging basket or be trained to grow up a support or trellis.

Light

Bright indirect light

Water

Allow the soil to dry out almost completely between watering and be sure not to allow it to sit in excess water.

Fun Fact

The plant can be referred to as “saw tooth” due to its unique leaves.

Light

Medium indirect light, some shade is tolerated

Water

Water thoroughly, allow soil to dry out between waterings. It doesn’t require any additional humidity.

Fun Fact

Jungle Fever is a rare houseplant with minty green leaves.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

Water whenever the top inch of soil has dried out. Both under watering and over watering will cause the leaves to droop. The ideal humidity is 50-60%.

Fun Fact

The leaves of the Philodendrons leaves can purify the air by absorbing carbon dioxide and other toxins from the air.. It also traps the dust in the air and cleans it.

Light

Low to medium, indirect light

Water

Fun Fact

As epiphytes with aerial roots, they are sensitive to overwatering.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

It thrives best in a well-draining soil and a watering of twice per week. It’s best if the humidity level is over 40%.

Fun Fact

It’s a fast growing plant and will top out around 2.5 – 3 feet tall.

Light

This plant needs to receive partial or dappled light. A minimum of six-hour exposure to light is a must.

Water

This princess prefers consistently moist soil, they don’t like to dry out or sit in soggy soil for too long. Water whenever the top 2-3 inches of soil feel dry to the touch. The humidity should be atleast 50%.

Fun Fact

Hybrid philodendron with colorful, variegated foliage.

Light

This plant needs bright light, but not direct sun.

Water

This princess prefers to be watered every 5 to 7 days. The humidity should be between 60-80%.

Fun Fact

The heart-shaped leaves grow from burgundy stems and feature irregular pink, dark green and lighter green variegation.

Light

This plant needs bright, indirect sunlight.

Water

This princess prefers to be watered every 7-10 days, water if the top half of the soil is dry. The ideal humidity is 60-80%.

Fun Fact

The White Princess has large roots that grow deep into the soil. It also has aerial roots that absorb nutrients from the air.

Light

This plant needs indirect sunlight.

Water

Water every time the top 2 inches of soil have dried out, check on it weekly. A humidity level of 70% is sufficient.

Fun Fact

In the Greek language ‘Philo’ means love and ‘Dendron’ means tree hugger, describing the natural disposition of almost all Philodendrons to climb up trees.

Light

The ring of fire can tolerate various light conditions and will be okay with low light but it prefers to be kept in bright indirect sunlight.

Water

Keep the soil somewhat moist at all times, watering once every 7-9 days. The ring of fire does not like to completely dry out between waterings. The average humidity should be atleast 60%.

Fun Fact

This plant is toxic to both animals and humans.

Light

Plenty of bright, indirect light.

Water

Try watering once a week, using just enough water to start to see some draining from the bottom of the pot. A humidity level of 75% will ensure a plump Philodendron Silver Sword houseplant.

Fun Fact

This plant has a unique texture to its leaves that feel like velvet to the touch.

Light

Medium to bright indirect light

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Likes humidity of 40-50%.

Fun Fact

Considered a beginners plant

Light

Bright, indirect sunlight

Water

Water regularly, allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings.

Fun Fact

This tends to be an easy plant to propagate in water.

Light

Bright light, with no direct sunlight

Water

Water approximately once per week. A humidity level of 50-75% is preferred.

Fun Fact

It was originally believed to bring good luck, money and fortune to its owner.

Light

Bright, indirect sunlight – will thrive in these conditions

Water

This plant tends to suffer from overwatering. Make sure the pot has drainage holes, water well, then let the soil dry out between waterings.

Plant Fact

According to the ASPCA, String of Turtles is non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Light

Low to medium light

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. It also loves a high humitiy.

Plant Fact

The common name for all peperomias is the radiator plant. They get this name for their love of warm places.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. It also loves a humidity of 40-60%.

Plant Fact

This is a pet safe plant!

Light

Moderate light and will tolerate shade

Water

Water once the soil has almost dried out.

Plant Fact

The Piccolo Banda is semi-succulent, so it is drought tolerant.

Light

Prefers bright indirect light but low light can be tolerated as well

Water

Water once the soil has almost dried out.

Plant Fact

It resembles a pepper plant and is related to the black pepper plant.

Light

Prefers indirect bright light, but medium light can be tolerated

Water

Water once the soil has almost dried out.

Plant Fact

The plant is named after the capital city, Quito in Ecuador.

Light

Prefers indirect bright light, but low light can be tolerated

Water

Water once top of soil is dry

Plant Fact

The name “Schumi Red” comes from the deep red color of it leaves.

Light

Medium to bright light

Water

Water when the top of the soil is dry to the touch. Is it very sensitive to over watering. Provide average humidity levels.

Plant Fact

The Watermelon’s not the only Peperomia variety in this family – there are over 1,500 different species!

Light

The Pothos enjoys bright, indirect light.

Water

Water your Pothos every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil dry out between waterings. Aim for a humidity of 50-70%.

Plant Fact

It is sometimes referred to as devil’s ivy because it is nearly impossible to kill and, in nature, can become invasive.

Light

The Pothos enjoys bright, indirect light.

Water

Water your Pothos every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil dry out between waterings. Aim for a humidity of 50-70%.

Plant Fact

It can still grow and survive even with minimal exposure to sunlight.

Light

The Pothos enjoys bright, indirect light.

Water

Water your Pothos every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil dry out between waterings. Aim for a humidity of 50-70%.

Plant Fact

It is sometimes referred to as devil’s ivy because it is nearly impossible to kill and, in nature, can become invasive.

Light

The Pothos enjoys bright, indirect light.

Water

Water your Pothos every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil dry out between waterings. Aim for a humidity of 40-50%.

Plant Fact

Due to its heavy variegation it’s going to need bright light to truly thrive.

Light

Bright, indirect light

Water

During the flowering period, reduce watering, let the top ½ inch of soil dry out between waterings. After flowering, water only enough to keep soil barely moist for a period of three to six weeks.

Fun Fact

In their natural environment they grow on other plants for support and get nutrients from the air or small amounts of water that collect on the host plant.

Light

Place your String of Hearts where it can receive plenty of bright indirect light.

Water

Every 3 weeks – It does not like standing water, so allow it to drain completely. They enjoy about 40 to 50% of humidity.

Fun Fact

The string of heats has roots that swell to create tubers underneath the soil and they can store alot of water.

Light

Full sun

Water

Every 3 weeks – It does not like standing water, so allow it to drain completely.

Fun Fact

This plant is drought-tolerant because of its thick succulent leaves.

Light

While it take tolerate some light shade, it will need some afternoon shade in hot sunny locations.

Water

This plant requires very little water. They dislike sitting in waterlogged in soil, which can cause root rot. They will do fine in dry conditions but can also tolerate higher humidity.

Fun Fact

This plant is safe around dogs and cats.

Light

Indirect or filtered sunlight – may easily get sunburned if exposed to too much sun

Water

Once per week during their growing season (spring – fall) and once a month during the dormant period every winter.

Fun Fact

It stores water in its thick, fleshy leaves.

Light

Enjoys bright light

Water

Allow the soil to completely dry out between waterings. Stick with humidity levels of 30-50%.

Fun Fact

It stores water in its thick, fleshy leaves.

Light

Medium to bright indirect light

Water

Water this plant regularly about every 7-9 days. It prefers for the soil to dry out between waterings. Additional humidity isn’t required.

Plant Fact

Be sure to handle this plant with care, as their sap contains oxalic acid which can be irritating to the skin and eyes.

Light

Medium to bright indirect light is preferred

Water

Water your pixie plant 2 times per week. The Syngonium prefers warm temperatures and high humidity.

Plant Fact

They have the ability to cleanse the air you breathe.