Peperomia polybotryaCommonly confused for Pilea peperomioides, this peperomia grows bigger heart shaped leaves. These have a thick foliage and grow thin stalks that usually max out around a foot tall. They can look like mini trees! Care: As a houseplant, these would do great in strong indirect light. They prefer a well draining soil mix. They like to go slightly on the dryer side due to their succulent like foliage, needing water roughly every 7 10 days. All of our

Don't forget to give it some plant food to encourage blooms every year

These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light that is shaded from any direct sun

It can develop lobed leaves if allowed to be trained up a moss pole

Jewel Alocasias are incredibly easy to care for among the Alocasias

This may be every 10-12 days

use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well

Water every 5-7 days as the top 1-2" of soil drys out

Since this is a desert species they get very minimal watering even more so in the winter months

Orchids such as this one will like a bright indirect light (they will not flower in lower light conditions

Naturally they climb upon trees we can simulate this with a moss pole which will produce larger growth

These will not like to go all the way dry

These do best in a bright indirect light out of direct sun